PRISMA

In the artist's words:

Sisters Frida and Sirid Møl Kristensen started making music together in 2014 at their parents' house in Odense. Inspired by artists such as Agnes Obel, The Raveonettes and Trentemøller, among others, they have struck a Nordic chord with their music, inviting the audience into their cinematic, dreamy universe. Their music is characterized by their two-part vocals mixed with a minimalist production of loud guitars and electronic soundscapes. On stage, they are dressed in black and white, their haircuts are the same - one wears it in black, the other in white. You almost get a yin-yang feeling when you look at the two sisters.

The first big career push for the duo came with the release of their second EP "Inside Out". That was the moment when festivals, labels and radio stations came calling. Since then, the band has been on the road to success: the two sisters have played countless festivals in Denmark and their hit single "Seven Greedy Girls" was the most played track on the radio station P6 Beat in 2021.

In the last six months, PRISMA have attracted attention throughout Scandinavia. They played at by:Larm in Oslo and then returned to Norway for several festivals. Just recently, they joined the legendary Swedish band "The Ark" on their reunion tour, where they played in front of 10,000 people every night. In the UK, their latest single "Drive" was picked up by radio presenter Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6 and played as one of the top songs of the week on the station.

Back in Denmark, the ever-growing audience is welcomed into PRISMA'suniverse, for example at Roskilde Festival, SPOT Festival, Musik i Lejet, Alive and many other festivals. The year will conclude with a headline tour in October. The band's momentum has the attention of the music media. No wonder the band has been nominated for the GAFFA Awards, the Steppeulven Music Critics' Prize and the Carl Prisen. The past year has laid the foundation for what awaits the two sisters in 2023 when they take the next big step.