Teitur

小簡(jiǎn)介
來(lái)自法羅群島。其實(shí)是個(gè)很主流的唱作人了，從他的上一張專輯是在環(huán)球發(fā)的就可以看出來(lái)?？吹胶孟裼行?lè)評(píng)對(duì)他評(píng)價(jià)時(shí)提到damien rice。同為受folk影響的男性唱作人確實(shí)有一些相像的地方，但是少了大米的詩(shī)意。
by Kenyon Hopkin
Teitur Lassen is a singer/songwriter from the Faroe Islands who resides in the U.K. Teitur (pronounced "tie-tor") originally left the Faroe Islands for Copenhagen when he was 17 after fronting a pop/rock band. He set upon writing music full-time and eventually caught the attention of former BMI executive Christian Ulf-Hansen, who became his manager. Universal released his first album, Poetry & Aeroplanes, in 2003, while Teitur found himself opening for Suzanne Vega, Glen Phillips, Aimee Mann, and John Mayer as well as playing over 300 shows through the following year. In April 2006, Teitur parted ways with Universal due to months of legal problems and creative differences. His second album, Stay Under the Stars, was released in May 2006 in Scandinavia on Playground Music and produced by Martin Terefe (a-ha, Ron Sexsmith), with The Singer following two years later.