A couple of months ago, me and two friends launched a music site called Bag Nummeret (“Behind the song” directly translated into English). The concept is pretty straightforward: we interview an artist and focus on one of his/her/their songs, and only one. It’s not a talk about the artist in general, an upcoming album or anything you might read elsewhere – we focus on one specific song and that’s it.

We post a new interview every Monday and the song in question is always available as a stream together with the interview.

The plan is to launch an English version of the site pretty soon so we can reach a larger audience, give Danish artists some international exposure and also get international artists the possibility to get really nerdy with us and talk about one song, and one song only.

Go ahead and visit our website, our Facebook page and Twitter stream. Tak!

Keith Finland at Klub Husfred on February 10, 2012. More photos at Flickr.

Transformator, December 1 2011. More photos at Flickr.

Made by Sean Pecknold, brother to Robin Pecknold, lead singer in Fleet Foxes. Song from the album ‘Helplesness Blues’ by Fleet Foxes. Go check out Sean, he has made some amazing stuff!

More photos at Flickr.

On Monday I had my first showing of the photo series I’ve created and programmed to run during a performance by a group of young and talented classical musicians at Musikhuset in Aarhus. Tonight, they will perform the same concert at Nordkraft in Aalborg and I’ll be there adding my visual layer to their performance once again.

The concert is Le Carnaval des Animaux – or just Carnival of the Animals – by Camille Saint-Saëns. The 14 movements portray specific animals or species and is a very pedagogical musical suite. My photos accompany the movements in both an interpretative sense and as an additional visual and colourful layer.

‘Rox In The Box’ by The Decemberists provides the soundtrack for the awesome downhillin’ skateboard chicks. Hardcore, yet so indie. More videos here.

Klub Husfred at Huset on October 14 2011. More photos at Flickr.

I’ve wanted to post some photos from the Way Out West festival for some time, so here we go. There’s more Prince, Kanye and many other good shots in the Flickr set.