Astrid Cordes Copenhagen, Denmark
Since 2014 Astrid Cordes has been known as one of two vocals in the Danish duo Shy shy shy. Now she has put the sweet indie
pop aside to make room for a new solo release which points in a more gritty and unpolished direction.
The songs are still steered by Cordes' charismatic voice and talent for telling stories, but is set in a darker, more guitar driven, mature and uncompromising environment.
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