Nils Bech

Nils Bech is a Norwegian singer known for his unique blend of electronic and classical music. Born on April 8, 1981, in Hønefoss, Norway, Bech initially pursued a career in opera but later transitioned to electropop. He is signed to James Murphy's DFA Records and gained fame for his rendition of "O Holy Night," which was featured in the Norwegian TV series "Skam." Bech's music often explores personal narratives and emotional depth, as seen in albums like "One Year," which chronicles his first year with a partner. He is also an openly gay artist who has been a part of various cultural events, including performances at the Oslo Opera House and the Venice Biennale.

Bech's career spans multiple albums, including "Look Back," "Look Inside," "One Year," "Echo," and "Foolish Heart." His performances often blend music with elements of theater and visual art, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Bech has been a frequent guest at events hosted by the Norwegian royal family and has collaborated with artists like Ida Ekblad to create immersive stage experiences. His music is characterized by its emotional honesty and a distinctive vocal range that shifts between falsetto and spoken word, set against electronic beats.