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Emilie Nicolas
Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway in 2018
Background information
Born	(1987-11-26) 26 November 1987 (age 36)
Occupation(s)	Singer-songwriter
Years active	2013–present
Website	emilienicolas.com

Emilie Nicolas Kongshavn (born 26 November 1987), known under the stage name Emilie Nicolas, is a Norwegian singer-songwriter from Bærum. She is best known for her jazz-inspired vocals and electronic sound. During her career, she has released 3 studio albums and has won 4 Norwegian Grammys ( Spellemannprisen) - two for Best Pop Artist in 2014 and 2018, one for Best Debut Album (Like I’m a Warrior) in 2014, and one for Album of the Year (Tranquille Emile) in 2018. She also collaborated with Icelandic producer Björk on her 2022 album Fossora, providing vocals on the song "Allow". ^[1]

• Like I'm a Warrior (2014)
• Tranquille Emile (2018)
• Let Her Breathe (2020) ^[2]

• "Grown Up" (2013)
• "Pstereo" (2013) ^[3]
• "Sky" (2017)
• "Higher Love" (2018)
• "Wild One" (2018)
• "Feel Fine" (2018)
• "Who’s Gonna Love You" (2020)
• "If I Call" (2020)

• "Allow" with Björk, on Fossora (2022)

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