Anna von Hausswolff

Anna von Hausswolff, a Swedish singer, songwriter, pianist, and organist, gained critical acclaim for her Top Five hit album debut, Singing from the Grave, in 2010. Influenced by European Gothic and classical traditions, her extraordinary vocal range draws comparisons to artists like Kate Bush, Diamanda Galas, and Jarboe. Utilizing the church organ as her primary instrument, von Hausswolff's albums Ceremony (2012), The Miraculous (2015), and Dead Magic (2018) showcase her unique blend of drone-laden compositions and sonic experimentation.

Born in Gothenburg in 1986 to sound artist Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Anna von Hausswolff made her mark on the Swedish alternative music scene with her debut EP Track of Time in 2010. Her full-length debut, Singing from the Grave, produced by Henryk Lipp, was a commercial success and set the stage for her evolving sound. With subsequent releases like Ceremony and The Miraculous, von Hausswolff continued to push musical boundaries, culminating in the critically acclaimed Dead Magic in 2018. Embracing a solo instrumental approach, her 2020 album All Thoughts Fly further showcased her innovative artistry and unique musical vision.