Ólafur Arnalds Releases New Album 'some kind of peace'

Ólafur Arnalds Releases New Album 'some kind of peace'

Icelandic multi-instrumentalist and composer Ólafur Arnalds has today released his new album, some kind of peace, on Mercury KX. The album is a vulnerable and daring exploration on what it means to be alive with Ólafur urging the listener to embrace all that life throws at you while finding your own inner peace. some kind of peace is a personal journey told through Ólafur's introspective music, against the backdrop of a chaotic world. The album is released alongside new single 'The Bottom Line', featuring German-Korean singer and producer Josin.

Olafur writes "It is a personal album, my most personal to date. I've poured all of my love, dreams and fears into this album through a magical but difficult process. But the results is something that makes me immensely proud and happy to be doing what I do."

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