Andreas Grannes

Andreas Grannes is a Norwegian singer-songwriter known for his melodic rock and melancholic folk/pop compositions. Born on November 25, 1989, in Haugesund, Norway, he currently resides in Torvastad, Norway. Grannes is recognized for his introspective style, often drawing inspiration from his personal experiences and thoughts. His music often explores themes of nostalgia and melancholy, as seen in his recent releases such as "Royal Space Dog" and "Darkness," which was featured by NRK.

Grannes has also collaborated with other artists, including a notable release titled "Letters" with fellow Norwegian Jone Lindman. This collaborative work showcases his ability to blend folk and rock elements with a nostalgic touch. His recent discography includes a variety of singles like "For What It's Worth," "Roots," "Home," "Slow Burn," "Dosed," and "Heaven's Gone," reflecting his diverse musical approach. As an independent artist and curator, Grannes continues to explore the depths of melodic storytelling through his music.