reviews
young love
”Aldner’s version of that is rooted in those vinyl hours: soul phrasing, pop structure, a little rock drama in the blood.”
Perspective on life
“With a raw and emotive vocal performance, Aldner transforms this experience into a reflection on the importance of healing before loving again.”
Oleada indie
“A carefully crafted piece, where every sonic element finds its perfect place.”
distopic
“You can feel the raw, honest emotion pouring from Aldner’s vocal delivery.”
Ceasar live n loud
“Young Love is a breath of fresh air.”
— Roadie Music
“Amelie Aldner is indeed very talented and is definitely here to stay.”
— Roadie Music
“Aldners mektige stemme er alt låta trenger.”
— Sørlandsavisen
“A voice that can break and heal in the same breath.”
— Happy Mag
“Her voice—a dynamic instrument reminiscent of Whitney Houston’s warmth
and Alicia Keys’ sincerity—soars and softens in all the right places.”
— Purple Melon
“Her voice, full of depth and control, rises effortlessly, layering raw
vulnerability with unwavering strength.”
— I’m Not From London
bold and beautiful
“A passionate alt-pop song with soulful touches.”
— Caesar Live N Loud
“It’s her passionate vocal performance that got me hooked to this song.”
— Caesar Live N Loud
“A sweeping ballad that wears its heart on its sleeve without apology, anchored by a voice that can break and heal in the same breath.”
— Happy Mag
“Rich, powerful vocals which radiate so much passion and emotion.”
— Caesar Live N Loud
touch me
“A masterclass in emotive pop-soul.”
— I’m Not From London
“Aldner has a gift for painting emotional landscapes with just a few words.”
— LOCK Magazine
“Her ability to convey complex emotions through simple yet evocative language has become her hallmark.”
— Subba Cultcha
“Her lyrical prowess shines through as she navigates themes of vulnerability and human connection.”
— EARMILK
“Aldner has a remarkable talent for transforming her personal experiences into relatable narratives.”
— Rotate Magazine
“Known for her soulful vocal delivery and evocative lyricism.”
— Curious for Music