Tag Archive: MØ

Photos: MØ and Elliphant in Sydney

Here at somethingyousaid.com, we’ve been fans of Danish singer/songwriter, Karen Marie Ørsted, better known as MØ, for a long time. So we couldn’t wait to catch her fantastic brand of synth-pop in action… Read More →

Something You Said’s best gigs of 2014

At somethingyousaid.com, we’ve got reviewers all across the globe. From the United States to Australia via the UK, Spain, Switzerland, France, Austria and a bunch of places in between. Between us, we’ve spent countless… Read More →

The Great Escape 2014 – Live Review

Brighton’s Great Escape has long since been one of Europe’s leading festivals for showcasing hot new music. This year’s event offered over 400 of the world’s most exciting up and coming acts performing in venues all around… Read More →

MØ, No Mythologies To Follow – Album review

Harriet Cheney reviews the debut longplayer from Danish singer/songwriter Karen Marie Ørsted, better known as MØ: With Diplo lending a hand to one of her tracks, Hype Machine announcing her the week’s #1 Most Blogged-About-Artist… Read More →

Music: MØ, Don’t Wanna Dance

You’re probably already well acquainted with MØ,  the Danish babe that rocks a plaited ponytail better than any regular adult human-being could ever dream to. We’re particularly smitten, you may refer back to our interview… Read More →

Interview: MØ fights the power

Somethingyousaid.com’s Philip Erbacher catches up with Danish singer/songwriter, MØ, during her trip to Sydney: It is something quite special to discover you like a musician via their live performance. No prior exposure, just turning… Read More →

Music Video: KHUSHI covers MØ

With an unusual title that comes from a childhood nickname, London-bread Khushi is making waves with his delicate indie sounds. He recently sold out a single launch, turning away many-a-fan that wanted to… Read More →

Music Video: MØ, Waste of Time

MØ (or Karen Marie Ørsted, to give her her birth name) probably first appeared on music lovers’ radar when she posted the emotive synthscapes of ‘Maiden’ online last year, and followed up with… Read More →