To be released in full during spring 2015, Gemini Gemini is the fourth full-length album from Jennie Abrahamson. Written in the spring, recorded in the summer and completed in the winter, Gemini Gemini encompasses this full seasonal shift reflected in the polarity of people.

Produced by Jennie with longterm colleague Johannes Berglund (The Knife, Owen Pallet, Shout Out Louds, Jenny Wilson) as co-producer and engineer, contributors include Mikael Haggstrom (Jenny Wilson, Ane Brun), singer and cellist Linnea Olsson and the Wild is the Heart Choir: Ane Brun, Charlotte Centervall, Sarah Frey (Bright Light), Nina Kinert, Linnea Olsson, Monica Starck and AK von Malmborg.

The recipe is equal parts of 80’s, wide expanses of northland, bell-like asian kitsch and noisy rhythms from warmer countries. The catchwords are minimalistic maximalism – desiring a lot of sound but from as few and clear sources as possible. The juxtaposition of a melodic rawness is often driven by tribelesque rhythms and the duality of man that is so central to this album in all its forms comes to resonate through song after song; our ability to both rationality and irrationality, good and evil, development and stagnation, our ever-elusive separation of sense and sensibility. This gave inspiration to the album title and the lyrical theme.

With singles such as “The War”, driven by rolling beat and sermonic choir urging for equal rights, “Phoenix”, a parallel universe presented on a breeze of aerial vocals and “Snowstorm” – a melodic platter of a possible new impending ice age – we’re taken on a journey where the challenge is to bring out the best in ourselves.

Born in the North of Sweden in the small town of Savar close to the coastal town of Umea – a whispered destination known for giving birth to numerous musicians from its spectral, stark and silent landscape – Jennie initially spend many years playing as a musician with various artists until a calling for a solo career pulled her out of the pack in 2006. To this date she has released four highly-praised albums (Lights – 2007; While the sun’s still up and the sky is bright – 2009; The Sound of Your Beating Heart – 2011, Gemini Gemini – 2014/2015).

Since the release of her last album The Sound of Your Beating Heart (2011), which included her single ”Hard to come by” and the Radio Nova pick ”She don’t lie”, she has kept herself busy touring. Not only with her own band – with whom she spent 5 weeks on the road with this fall – but also as part of the Ane Brun orchestra. Most recently Jennie returned from supporting and singing alongside her childhood idol Peter Gabriel on a 4-legged extensive tour across both North America and Europe, that ended this December.