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With patient songwriting and gentle arrangements, the Icelandic art-pop musician portrays seismic emotional transformations through resounding moments of stillness.

Icelandic composer Jófríður Ákadóttir’s latest album is atmospheric, complex and alive with reflective stories of love and loneliness. Read our review here.

Jófríður Ákadóttir is in between states. The Icelandic musician (who goes by JFDR) found herself in existential turmoil after the release of her 2020 album New Dreams, worrying over her work. She found herself troubling over old demos and eventually returned to New York, where her earlier records came to life. Her new album, Museum,

JFDR - Museum review: immersed in light grey