Steinsdotter Convenes With A Hypnotic Darkness On New Electronic Single “Nightshift”
Steinsdotter channels a charismatic witch-glam aesthetic on “Nightshift” with textured, other-worldly soundscapes imbued with confidence, playfulness, and contagiously danceable beats.
LONDON, UK (October 7th, 2022) - London based songwriter and artist Steinsdotter is set to deliver her next venture into house music with “Nightshift,” out now! The songstress continues her progression from the recent slew of remixes to previous release “Read My Hips,” diving deeper into her signature feminine, darkness-infused sound that has entranced fans and critics alike. “Nightshift” arrives with perfect timing as she celebrates the beyond positive response to “Read My Hips,” which sits at over 200k streams on Spotify (between the original and the remixes) and just found itself at number 14 on the Music Week Club Charts. “Nightshift” greets fans with an inherent spiritual essence, somehow channeling an indescribable power characteristic of decades-old incantations, compelling listeners to move their bodies in sync with the eerie whispers of unhallowed strings and hypnotic bass lines. Steinsdotter has plans for a music video coming up shortly after today’s release, so fans can expect a deeper insight into the artistry behind the single later this October. “Nightshift” reflects influence from a variety of Steinsdotter’s most loved inspirations in music like Patti Smith and FKA Twigs (among others), with notes of artists like BANKS and Billie Eilish.
“Night Shift” is the Nordic artist’s second house track, followed by an additional round of remixes releasing throughout the remainder of 2022 embodying a variety of flavors. Despite exploring a more electrified, energetic sound with these releases, Steinsdotter stays true to the parts of her identity that have impacted her artistry the most. Her current sound builds from the ethereal electronic avant-garde pop she’s become known for, inspired by a variety of things from nature, to Egyptian and Nordic gods and goddesses, and her Nordic heritage as the descendant of a fearless Viking warrior witch. Steinsdotter wrote “Night Shift” and workshopped the final version with producer Agon Branza. She intended to invigorate listeners, inspiring them to take to the dance floor while channeling her musical roots with more definition and clarity than on “Read My Hips.” “Night Shift” will not only resonate with Steinsdotter’s typical esoteric fanbase, but will continue capturing the attention of new house music fans all over the world.
More about Steinsdotter:
London artist Steinsdotter makes ethereal electronic pop with a refined edge. True to her Nordic heritage as a descendant of a fearless Viking warrior witch whose remains can be found in the British Museum today. Mixing refined and Avant guard production that showcases her meditative voice, her music has an incantation-like quality. Her whispers Ingrained with the brutality of Norse sagas.
