Little Jinder
Swedish singer
Astrid Maria Josefine Jinder (née Stove; born 20 February 1988), better known by her stage name Little Jinder, is a Swedish singer, songwriter, and record producer.
Biography
She is the daughter of Björn Stove and Åsa Jinder and granddaughter of Curt Einar Jinder. She lived in England and studied at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.
Career
Little Jinder made her debut with the Polyhedron E.P. in August 2008, followed in March 2009 with the Youth Blood 12" EP – both of which were released by the US record label Trouble & Bass Recordings. She has also toured and played in both Europe and USA. In 2010, she was a panel member of the Sveriges Radio program Best i test. In 2011, she performed at the Winter Music Conference in Miami and Ultra Music Festival as well as Coachella.
Her debut music album was released on 22 May 2013 for Goldenbest Records, the same year she changed from recording and performing in English to Swedish when the music single "Shh" was released in November 2013. That music single was followed by the songs "Ful och tråkig tjej" and "Inga E som vi E". In the end of August 2014, she released her biggest hit single called "Vita Bergens klockor", a duet with Rebecca & Fiona. In November 2014 she released her first Swedish language music album called Little Jinder, and on 13 December 2014 she performed along with Julia Spada in Musikhjälpen with the song "Nåt e väldigt fel".
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