Gouldian Finch
One of the driving forces in the Norwegian music scene announces solo project.
Martin Horntveth, best known from Jaga Jazzist and The National Bank, finally announces his first solo project under the alter ego Gouldian Finch. 

Martin Horntveth is known as one of the founders of the internationally acclaimed band Jaga Jazzist and the pop success The National Bank. In addition, he has produced music for Dumdum Boys, deLillos, Malin Pettersen, Jim Stärk, and Wizrd, to name a few.
Furthermore, he boasts an impressive resume as a composer and music producer for TV series (Himmelblá, Estonia, Mammon + Twin) and films (The Men's Room + Oscar- nominated, Do Not Split).

Pedro Carmona-Alvarez is a Chilean/Norwegian artist. He releases his music under the name Moonpedro And The Sinking Ship, since 2007 He has released three records, Ed Wood (2007), Homegrown (2013) and forthcoming album Let´s, Pig (2016). 

He is also a well known writer of novels, poems and essays. His books are translated to several languages, such as english, german, danish, turkish. He is also translates from spanish and english, and in 2014 he was handpicked by PJ Harvey to translate her book of book of poems (The Hollow of The Hand) to both norwegian and spanish. 

In the 90´s Pedro Carmona-Alvarez was the singer of Sister Sonny, and between 1995 and 2007 he released several records with the band. 


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