Teitur Magnússon
Perhaps most known for his work in Icelandic reggae outfit Ojba Rasta, Magnússon released his breezy sophomore solo album Orna in 2018. Much like his well-revered debut, 27, his latest album finds Magnússon meandering through sonic textures with a cool and calm demeanor. While he never quite delves into the reggae chops of his other project, there are plenty of “good vibes” floating in the hazy tones of his solo work. More than just a singer-songwriter affair, Magnússon blends acoustic guitars, synths, glockenspiels, and his wistful voice to create a stupendous, calming atmosphere. He’s something of an Icelandic Kurt Vile in that way, with just a dash of Phosphorescent and Seu Jorge. To listen to Magnússon is to get lost in his magnificent, glimmering world that he creates in his songs.
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Perhaps most known for his work in Icelandic reggae outfit Ojba Rasta, Magnússon released his breezy sophomore solo album Orna in 2018. Much like his well-revered debut, 27, his latest album finds Magnússon meandering through sonic textures with a cool and calm demeanor. While he never quite delves into the reggae chops of his other project, there are plenty of “good vibes” floating in the hazy tones of his solo work. More than just a singer-songwriter affair, Magnússon blends acoustic guitars, synths, glockenspiels, and his wistful voice to create a stupendous, calming atmosphere. He’s something of an Icelandic Kurt Vile in that way, with just a dash of Phosphorescent and Seu Jorge. To listen to Magnússon is to get lost in his magnificent, glimmering world that he creates in his songs.