Asgeir Julia Vinyl LP Transparent Green Colour 2026
1. Quiet Life
2. Against theCurrent
3. Smoke
4. Ferris Wheel
5. Universe
6. Julia
7. Sugar Clouds
8. Stranger
9. In The WeeHours
10. Into the Sun
On his fifth studio album, âJulia, Icelandic singer-songwriter Ăsgeirenters intriguing and uncharted territory. After years of engagingtranslators such as John Grant and working with the poetry of hisfather, Einar Georg Einarsson, Ăsgeir has penned his lyrics by himselffor the first time in his long and celebrated career. The result is adeeply contemplative body of work, steeped in nostalgia, that seesĂsgeir meditating on his past regrets as well as his hopes for thefuture, guided by the spectre of the albumâs title character.
Ăsgeir has long been lauded for his intricate folk-pop, lush production,and wistful, emotive falsetto. âJuliaâ marks a shift toward not just lyricalself-reliance but cathartic directness, songs that feel not just exquisitelyperformed, but lived in. âThis was kind of the first time I was writing lyricstotally on my own,â he shares. âIt was scary. Iâm still trying to find myselfwithin that. But I tried to open myself up and I learned a lot through thatprocess, and it was definitely therapeutic for me.â
This new sense of vulnerability threads through the albumâs ten tracks,written and recorded over the course of nearly two years. Many of thesongs were first composed on guitar, with Ăsgeir aiming for simplicity,prioritising melody, clarity, and meaning. The production, co-developedwith longtime collaborator GuĂ°m. âKiddiâ Kristinn JĂłnsson, remainsorganic and understated, allowing Ăsgeirâs voice, and importantly hisvoice as a writer, to come forward.
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Asgeir Julia Vinyl LP Transparent Green Colour 2026
1. Quiet Life
2. Against theCurrent
3. Smoke
4. Ferris Wheel
5. Universe
6. Julia
7. Sugar Clouds
8. Stranger
9. In The WeeHours
10. Into the Sun
On his fifth studio album, âJulia, Icelandic singer-songwriter Ăsgeirenters intriguing and uncharted territory. After years of engagingtranslators such as John Grant and working with the poetry of hisfather, Einar Georg Einarsson, Ăsgeir has penned his lyrics by himselffor the first time in his long and celebrated career. The result is adeeply contemplative body of work, steeped in nostalgia, that seesĂsgeir meditating on his past regrets as well as his hopes for thefuture, guided by the spectre of the albumâs title character.
Ăsgeir has long been lauded for his intricate folk-pop, lush production,and wistful, emotive falsetto. âJuliaâ marks a shift toward not just lyricalself-reliance but cathartic directness, songs that feel not just exquisitelyperformed, but lived in. âThis was kind of the first time I was writing lyricstotally on my own,â he shares. âIt was scary. Iâm still trying to find myselfwithin that. But I tried to open myself up and I learned a lot through thatprocess, and it was definitely therapeutic for me.â
This new sense of vulnerability threads through the albumâs ten tracks,written and recorded over the course of nearly two years. Many of thesongs were first composed on guitar, with Ăsgeir aiming for simplicity,prioritising melody, clarity, and meaning. The production, co-developedwith longtime collaborator GuĂ°m. âKiddiâ Kristinn JĂłnsson, remainsorganic and understated, allowing Ăsgeirâs voice, and importantly hisvoice as a writer, to come forward.
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1. Quiet Life
2. Against theCurrent
3. Smoke
4. Ferris Wheel
5. Universe
6. Julia
7. Sugar Clouds
8. Stranger
9. In The WeeHours
10. Into the Sun
On his fifth studio album, âJulia, Icelandic singer-songwriter Ăsgeirenters intriguing and uncharted territory. After years of engagingtranslators such as John Grant and working with the poetry of hisfather, Einar Georg Einarsson, Ăsgeir has penned his lyrics by himselffor the first time in his long and celebrated career. The result is adeeply contemplative body of work, steeped in nostalgia, that seesĂsgeir meditating on his past regrets as well as his hopes for thefuture, guided by the spectre of the albumâs title character.
Ăsgeir has long been lauded for his intricate folk-pop, lush production,and wistful, emotive falsetto. âJuliaâ marks a shift toward not just lyricalself-reliance but cathartic directness, songs that feel not just exquisitelyperformed, but lived in. âThis was kind of the first time I was writing lyricstotally on my own,â he shares. âIt was scary. Iâm still trying to find myselfwithin that. But I tried to open myself up and I learned a lot through thatprocess, and it was definitely therapeutic for me.â
This new sense of vulnerability threads through the albumâs ten tracks,written and recorded over the course of nearly two years. Many of thesongs were first composed on guitar, with Ăsgeir aiming for simplicity,prioritising melody, clarity, and meaning. The production, co-developedwith longtime collaborator GuĂ°m. âKiddiâ Kristinn JĂłnsson, remainsorganic and understated, allowing Ăsgeirâs voice, and importantly hisvoice as a writer, to come forward.
