Sigrid has returned with her playful new indie-inspired single 'Jellyfish'
Norwegian pop star Sigrid releases carefree new single 'Jellyfish', exploring a playful sound inspired by 2000s indie music.
Sigrid has released new single 'Jellyfish', marking a fresh chapter for the Norwegian pop artist.
The track, released via Island/EMI, sees Sigrid exploring a more carefree direction, drawing inspiration from early 2000s indie sounds and the music she grew up with. Co-written and co-produced with longtime collaborator Askjell Solstrand, who previously worked on her breakthrough track 'Dynamite', the single emerged from a period of creative reset in 2024.
"It's my slightly more free-spirited and joyous side," Sigrid says of 'Jellyfish'. "I wanted it to feel easy — like a Scandinavian summer. Flirting can feel so chaotic and stupid, but that's the best part of it."
"I love using my voice as a vessel to pour my heart out," she continues, "but on this song, I wanted it to sound carefree, joyful and playful - maybe a bit nonchalant."
The track, released via Island/EMI, sees Sigrid exploring a more carefree direction, drawing inspiration from early 2000s indie sounds and the music she grew up with. Co-written and co-produced with longtime collaborator Askjell Solstrand, who previously worked on her breakthrough track 'Dynamite', the single emerged from a period of creative reset in 2024.
"It's my slightly more free-spirited and joyous side," Sigrid says of 'Jellyfish'. "I wanted it to feel easy — like a Scandinavian summer. Flirting can feel so chaotic and stupid, but that's the best part of it."
"I love using my voice as a vessel to pour my heart out," she continues, "but on this song, I wanted it to sound carefree, joyful and playful - maybe a bit nonchalant."
The release follows Sigrid's previous albums 'Sucker Punch' and 'How to Let Go', which reached number 5 and number 3 in the charts respectively. The artist recently performed a secret show at Oslo in London, where she played new material alongside established tracks 'Strangers' and 'Don't Kill My Vibe'.
The dates in full read:
JULY
12 TRNSMT, Scotland
17 Foynhagen, Tønsberg, Norway
18 Wrightegaarden, Langesund, Norway
19 Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland
25 Latitude Festival, UK
27 Tramlines, Sheffield, UK
31 Raumarock, Norway
AUGUST
2 Y Not Festival, UK
7 Syd For Solen, Denmark
16 MS Dockville, Hamburg, Germany
22 Ypsilon Festival, Denmark
23 Haikjeften Festival, Norway
SEPTEMBER
13 Kristiansand, Norway
The dates in full read:
JULY
12 TRNSMT, Scotland
17 Foynhagen, Tønsberg, Norway
18 Wrightegaarden, Langesund, Norway
19 Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland
25 Latitude Festival, UK
27 Tramlines, Sheffield, UK
31 Raumarock, Norway
AUGUST
2 Y Not Festival, UK
7 Syd For Solen, Denmark
16 MS Dockville, Hamburg, Germany
22 Ypsilon Festival, Denmark
23 Haikjeften Festival, Norway
SEPTEMBER
13 Kristiansand, Norway
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