Fågelle

Under the name Fågelle, Klara Andersson has been developing since the late 2010s a project situated between industrial noise rock, abrasive pop and spoken poetry. Born in 1993 and from Sennan near Halmstad in Sweden, she first played in the punk band Poor Ducks and as a teenager formed the pop group Klara och drömmarna, before emerging as Fågelle with the 2018 single 'Lite mer cool'. Trained at the Academy of Music in Gothenburg, Klara Andersson also lived in Berlin and studied at the Universität der Künste, a path that helps explain Fågelle's balance between sonic tension, textual work and more experimental forms. The first album, Helvetesdagar, appeared in 2019, followed by Den svenska vreden in 2023, which includes 'Kroppen', recorded with Thåström. Collaborations linked to Fågelle, including work with producer Henryk Lipp, have accompanied the project's evolution. In 2026 Fågelle continues this trajectory with Bränn min jord, a record that extends an aesthetic of rough texture, jagged rhythms and a vocal presence that moves between singing, declamation and inner tension.