In 2025, Harriet Nauer opened the door to a loft filled with old pianos, organs, and curiosities.

Outside, a fog was settling over the church and the nearby fields. The creaking wooden floor was softened by a worn-out rug. Together with producer Anders Rane, the songs have been given both flesh and blood. The album is suggestive and shadowed, where revenants, history, and legends intertwine with a haunting voice, immortal love, and escapism. Pianos and vintage guitars meet pounding hands against the chest, stomping feet against wooden floors, and analog synths. The guiding words for the album have been raw, beautiful, and dark.

From the opening track to the final melody, Vampire Country is an adventure. From the stripped-down, all-knowing Hellrider to the sprawling and unbound Brotherhood. Harriet’s music rarely follows a template, and listeners are constantly met with small surprises. Vampire Country is a work of musical craftsmanship.

NEW TOUR DATES

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SWEDEN Tour 2026

April 10

Café 1851

Malmö

April 11

Kafe De Luxe

Växjö

April 18

Pustervik

Göteborg

April 24

Södra Teatern

Stockholm

April 25

Katalin

Uppsala

THE STORY

Her fingerpicking guitar style and expressive lyrics recall the 60-70s’ folk music vibe

She is best described as a timeless singer/songwriter that has already been compared to icons such as Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, and Kate Bush. She carries that tradition further but always adding her own personal imprint. Her cinematic music emphasis on tune and atmosphere and her voice drills itself into one’s heart. On April 29th Harriet Nauer is set to release her new EP "Catharsis". She says; - ”To write and to record this EP has been a truly spiritual purification”. The two opening-tracks ”Bonnie” and ”Bang Bang” are pure fiction that describes passion, revenge, and the longing for something different, something new and exciting. ”Lion” and ”A Brief Moment” are directly inspired by real events when Harriet was close to losing her father at the same time as a family member decided to end his life in the river. The last two songs have been therapeutical for Harriet. They have become a place to go, to reflect on her own strength, accept what is, and to be humble to other people’s perspectives on life. Harriet Nauer possesses an incredible ability to write captivating melodies and when she performs you listen.