Live slowly - the single is out!

Dear friends, listeners, fellow music makers, music lovers, creative souls

Live slowly is out!Here on Sleeve- and onstreaming.

The song is a soulful and raw-swinging number that, with honest humor, reflects on what happens when things go too fast and the toothbrush is lost in the toilet and the travel card in the grate.
It is not a lecture, not a false dream of living in zen with eternal peace and balance, it is an honest longing to be rich in time - together with the ones you love - and not to be everywhere, but to be right here.

Thank you to my fantastic band for being able to lean all the way back, both in timing and metaphorically.

Marie Hoyer Häggberg: Piano
Tim Carlstedt: El. guitar
Niels Wilhelm Knudsen: Bass
Emeli Ek: Drums
Jakob Lundbak: Saxophone
Gustav Davidsson: Trombone
Pernille Mejer Richardt: Vocals, choir

Lyrics and music: Pernille Mejer Richardt
Wind arrangements by Jakob Lundbak
Recorded at Studio Glasfågeln, 2025

There is so much more to say about the song, the meaning behind it, the personal story, but today it should just be listened to and danced to.Call to action – okay?!

I hope it will lift this foggy Friday to new heights and I would love to hear if it resonates with something in you.

Then it all comes together in a higher unity.

Live slowly ;-)
Pernille // RELOCATING


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