Amanda Jenssen turns "Amarula Tree" into the kind of late-September reveal that feels bigger than the charts around it. In 2008, this sounds fresh, sly, and impossible to ignore.
Amanda Jenssen
Amanda Jenssen sounds like the kind of newcomer can’t stop replaying, and For the Sun feels built for late-afternoon radio and louder-than-usual headphones. It lands with the snap of a fresh discovery, all attitude and glow.
Amanda Jenssen and Do You Love Me land like a smoky late-summer dare. this feels freshly cut from the Swedish front line: cool, sharp, and too stylish to ignore.
