Tur att jag kan skratta Amanda Ginsburg featuring Filip Ekestubbe, Snorre Kirk, Anders Fjeldsted

• 1Inte bara du03:49
• 2Jag borde inte måste vilja03:42
• 3Tur att vi kan skratta05:53
• 4Var det mot mig du log?04:32
• 5Du är en del av någon annans upplevelse06:27
• 6Hip skit03:43
• 7Romans på distans04:08
• 8Höst03:37
• 9Ska vi leva loppan03:10
• Total Runtime39:01

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Amanda is now releasing her third album on the Ladybird label. Amanda once again invites the listener to her well-turned and swinging melodic jazz in Swedish, but the listener can also sense a sour self-distance in the middle of the warm and everyday considerations. Amanda Ginsburg sings about the simple in everyday life, the seemingly banal stories that make up a large part of all of our lives, and she does it with gusto. Today she is one of Sweden's biggest jazz artists and constantly plays to sold-out houses around Sweden. Amanda has won Jazz of the Year at the Grammy Awards in both 2019 and 2021 and has participated in Allsång at Skansen, SVT's National Day celebration, Nyhetsmorgon, Go Kväll, Doobidoo and På Spåret. She has also received several prizes and scholarships, e.g. Sweden's composer/lyricist's Jazz Prize and the country is full of young people who are introduced to jazz music by listening to and playing Amanda's music.

Amanda Ginsburg, vocals
Filip Ekestubbe, piano
Snorre Kirk, drums
Anders Fjeldsted, double bass
Tobias Wiklund, trumpet

Amanda Ginsburg
“There is an echo of our legendary jazz singers in her music. She has the ability to create new and extremely charming songs that allow themselves to be inspired by their history, but speak with a voice all their own.”

This was the jury statement when Amanda Ginsburg received Sweden’s composer/lyricist’s Jazz Award, which, by the way, is not the only award this singer has received: Amanda Ginsburg has won Jazz of the Year at the Swedish Grammys not just once but twice (2019 and 2021) and she constantly plays for sold out houses around Sweden. She sings about the simple things in the everyday life, the slightly banal stories that make up a large part of everyone’s life, and she does it with gusto! Amanda Ginsburg’s signature is the everyday observations and the close address, the quiet turn in her voice that makes you think of Barbro Hörberg, Monica Zetterlund and Sonya Hedenbratt. The sound is Swedish jazz from the 60s with front figures such as the aforementioned Zetterlund and Jan Johansson, a golden age after the famous golden age of the 50s.

This album contains no booklet.