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✉ marius@thenorwegiansound.com

I am a singer / songwriter from Norway.  

Friends of Friends are an Australian band that thrive on contrast - raw yet atmospheric, beautiful yet chaotic, emotionally unfiltered yet sonically bold. Fearlessly DIY and fiercely independent, they fuse jarring guitars, cinematic textures, and visceral storytelling, building a devoted following on their own terms. Featuring in Kerrang!, BBC Introducing’s Record of the Week for Attention, and on BBC Radio 1 with Alyx Holcombs. Every element - recording, mixing, video direction, artwork, and strategy - is handled in-house, often from bedroom studios, making them one of the most self-contained creative forces in modern music.

Multi-instrumentalist Barnaby Baker drives the sound with Kent-bred Brit-alternative grit. Frank Christian brings experimental instrumentation and a global perspective. Jess Cameron anchors the trio with a tour pedigree including G-Flip, Hope D, and other major Australian acts.

They’ve supported Kasabian, Sea Girls, The Reytons, Slowly Slowly, and Short Stack. With Spotify streams topping a million, Friends of Friends are proving the future of music belongs to the fearlessly independent.

“The 1975 meets Fall Out Boy vibe, and I’m so here for it.” — Jess Iszatt, BBC Radio 1
“Raw, electronically-fuelled, internet-aged rock.” — Hive Magazine UK
“Proving that the future of music belongs to the fearlessly independent.” — Amped Magazine UK

JOWST the Norwegian music producer who got his breakthrough in 2017 when he won "Melodi Grand Prix” with the song "Grab the Moment". The song came in 10th place in the Eurovision Song Contest and topped Norway's radio charts that year.

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