Northward-oriented, European, open, personal, and melancholic – these are all terms that can be associated with Kari Bremnes' music. And always with a deep connection to people and their lives. The multi-award-winning singer-songwriter, for whom individual genre labels have always been too restrictive, has been writing songs for almost forty years, released on nineteen solo albums. Currently, she has a larger audience than ever before, both in her home country and far beyond. "Still here" is the meaning of the Norwegian album title "Ennu Her" in German translation, and after many years of silence from Kari Bremnes and in our – according to Kari – "frightening and uncontrollable world," these words have a comforting ring to them. As comforting and beautiful as Kari's "crystal-clear yet warm-hearted vocals," as Audio magazine said about the last album. Much has been written about the artist from Lofoten – here she speaks for herself and introduces us to her thoughts on the new album: “Six new songs. These stories say a lot about what’s currently on my mind. They existed for a while before they found their form and their sound. It has been fun, nerve-wracking, and challenging to accompany them through all the twists and turns, setbacks, and progress. Now I feel it’s time to bring them out of the house.” 1 Litt av et liv 2 I korte liv og lange ar 3 Ka skjer nar det e natt 4 Folk som ingen ser 5 Kan være nakka som gar 6 Denne sang New product