Singer, cellist and composer Astrid Nora is finally back again with Where Did Nora Go after a break, where she has been dedicating her life to her premature twin girls.

It has been a long struggle, which, however, has had the happiest possible outcome. You can sense both aspects clearly in the nw music. Where Did Nora Go comes across even clearer, more vulnerable and stronger than ever before. All the excessive layers have been peeled off, and what’s left is an almost naked image where Astrid Nora's enchanted and amazing voice can really unfold. The years have been good on the singer, her music and creativity, and the new collaboration with producer Brian Batz (Sleep Party People) has proved to be extremely fruitful. The EP has been recorded live in famous Copenhagen Studio ‘The Village Recording’ with the two phenomenal musicians Jacob Haubjerg (Savage Rose, Luster, Kira Skov) and Anders Bach (Irah, MØ, Bisse). All songs are one-takes and most even first-takes, so everything is very crisp and vibrant.

Astrid Nora shares about the EP: "Over the past four years I have been through a very intense period with my two premature twin girls, with death knocking at our door several times. But when I look back, what is most prevalent is a deep amazement at the vast magnitude of life and a feeling of being carried through. The first many years of my life was a feeling of endless battle uphill – ‘against all odds’. I now feel that I have been allowed to receive all the goods. To be protected. - That the universe is indeed on our side if we allow - and believe in it. I have leaned far more into the spiritual side than on my previous albums. I have done this out of necessity and in order to rescue myself and my girls through this traumatic period. But despite the grief and exhaustion, the undercurrent of the music on this EP is a sense of hope and a light and a deep love that I hope shines through and catches the listener”.

WDNG first debuted with the release of the EP "Away, Away, Away" in 2012. Since then she has released two highly acclaimed albums, “Where Did Nora Go” in 2013 and “Shimmer” in 2014, both of which appeared on German labels.

The charismatic singer has been compared to artists such as Antony Hegarty, Björk and Kate Bush and was nominated in 2014 by Danish GAFFA (biggest music magazine in DK) as "Danish Female Artist of the Year". Her voice has a rare beauty, a power and intensity and with her music she creates a unique space that pulls the listener out of time and space into a parallel universe of dreamy and celestial sounds.

On the new EP there is even more room for reflection and immersion and the cello is temporarily replaced with the piano, as the singer has primarily composed new music on the piano in the holes of time and space that have emerged during the last years.