Esthére

&#34;For All The Dust&#34; (Ambient Folk), the debut album of Norwegian singer/songwriter and multiinstrumentalist Esthére, is a diary-shaped story of the artist&#39;s own life. It seems dark at times (End of the World), when you push people away that you wanted close (Dust In Your Eyes) - but most often life is beautiful and worth celebrating (Up and Beyond). Together with co-producer and composer <a href="spotify:artist:67d6lwMd8Yy6dIsAfQUXsU" data-name="Kaspar Kaae">Kaspar Kaae</a> (DK), the album is recorded and produced in Copenhagen, Denmark. By keeping the crew small (drums: Bendik Andersson (&#34;Hard Time&#34;, &#34;Where to go&#34;, &#34;End of the World&#34;), bass: Tobias Måsvær Rosenkrands (&#34;For You&#34;)), the sound is intimate and realistic when conveying the vulnerability behind each song. Writing mostly on guitar, Esthére tries to experiment with the &#39;correct&#39; way of playing - keeping close to the initial feeling of the musical idea. The result is ten quite raw and simple songs, straight from Esthéres heart, to tell you a story of her own life.