Anna von Hausswolff is a celebrated Swedish singer, songwriter, and pipe organist known for her unique blend of gothic music and art pop. She made her professional debut with the single “Track of Time” in 2010, followed by her first album, “Singing from the Grave,” which garnered critical acclaim in Sweden. Her powerful and expressive voice quickly established her as a standout artist in the music scene, leading to performances at major festivals such as Way Out West and Peace and Love.

In 2013, von Hausswolff released her second album, “Ceremony,” which marked her debut in North America. The album received widespread praise, particularly from NPR, highlighting her ability to convey deep emotions through her music. This success paved the way for her first U.S. show, further solidifying her international presence. Her subsequent album, “The Miraculous,” released in 2015, showcased her artistic evolution, blending dark themes with a pop sensibility.

Her 2018 album, “Dead Magic,” was produced with renowned producer Randall Dunn and recorded on a historic pipe organ, emphasizing her commitment to innovative soundscapes. Critics hailed it as her most ambitious work to date, reflecting her desire to explore themes of mystery and ambiguity in a materialistic world. In 2020, she released “All Thoughts Fly,” further demonstrating her mastery of the pipe organ and her dedication to pushing musical boundaries.

Throughout her career, von Hausswolff has collaborated with notable artists and contributed to various projects, including guest vocals for Swans and Wolves in the Throne Room. Her music continues to resonate with audiences, characterized by its haunting beauty and emotional depth, establishing her as a leading figure in contemporary music.