Tim Schou, former frontman of A Friend In London (Eurovision 2011), has released his latest single: Nirvana. He will also embark on a club tour, visiting Denmark and Germany.
Tim Schou has found his personal Nirvana, his latest single telling how he’s discovering the world around him. The former lead singer of A Friend In London, who represented Denmark at Eurovision 2011, describes Nirvana in his own words:
The best thing I know is to travel, not knowing where I am tomorrow and let life pull its surprises on me. Nirvana is in many ways a song about escaping and let your dreams show the way. I hope it inspires and make people wanna go explore the world on their own.
The accompanying lyric video by Paul Wilson and Nadja Rasmussen from Yellow1.dk shows pictures of Tim Schou’s past career and life, expressing the road he has travelled so far, and the adventures that may await him.
Tim Schou explains:
The video is a raw and honest resume of the last couple of years on the move as a couch surfing singer and songwriter around the world, Berlin, LA, Ghana, Sweden, Tokyo, Denmark, etc.
Nirvana was written by Tim Schou himself, Mike Green and Nico Hartikainen. Production by Mike Green.
Nirvana is also available at Spotify:
Nirvana lyrics
Club tour
Tim Schou has also announced that he will perform at several venues in Denmark and Germany:
https://www.facebook.com/timschouonline/videos/1815154805202920/
About Tim Schou
Páll “Tim” Schou (1987) is a Danish singer-songwriter. He had his breakthrough in 2005 after winning the show Danish Young Talent, subsequently recording the first single of his band A Friend In London, Thoughts of a Boheme. The band received considerable radio airplay, becoming very popular and touring extensively. They also performed in the United States and Canada, especially leading to success in the latter country.
After winning Denmark’s selection for Eurovision Dansk Melodi Grand Prix in 2011, A Friend In London repreented their country at the Eurovision Song Contest 2011 in Düsseldorf, Germany. With their alternative pop-rock anthem New tomorrow, written by Lise Cabble and Jacob Glæsner and produced by Frederik Thaae, they eventually reached an honourable 5th place in the Grand Final, receiving 134 points.
The band released their debut album Unite in 2013, yet decided to disband in the same year, officially breaking up in 2014.
Tim Schou ventured into a solo career, playing several lead roles in musicals and releasing various singles. He has travelled extensively and is currently signed to Iceberg Publishing & SONY/ATV in Germany.
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