In the expansive world of avant-garde pop, Vilde Tuv has carved out a singular space with her beautifully unfiltered live performances. Armed with flute, voice, and electronics, her stage presence gathers the room she enters. Her last albums are distinct journeys into melodic sensitivity, trance-inspired harmony, and minimalist nuance. Melting Songs earned her the Spellemann Award in the electronica category, while newly released Truthbomb expands her sound further, blending experimental pop structures with emotional precision and an almost spiritual sense of momentum. “I’ve tried to create a space for forgiveness, safety, and comfort. I want my music to be a place where people can reconnect with their bodies and dare to admit to themselves what is true.”
In recent years, she has also composed for dance, film, and gallery spaces, allowing her unique sonic language to evolve beyond the stage. Feature film The Ugly Stepsister (2025) still travels the world after premiering at Sundance and Berlinale. The restless innovator whose work bridges the emotional and the experimental, has previously supported Norwegian colleagues Smerz and Jenny Hval across the big cities in Europe, and is now ready to share her full live experience with new audiences.
In recent years, she has also composed for dance, film, and gallery spaces, allowing her unique sonic language to evolve beyond the stage. Feature film The Ugly Stepsister (2025) still travels the world after premiering at Sundance and Berlinale. The restless innovator whose work bridges the emotional and the experimental, has previously supported Norwegian colleagues Smerz and Jenny Hval across the big cities in Europe, and is now ready to share her full live experience with new audiences.