Look out, the musician’s favourite singer-songwriter is coming with
a new album. Says KT Tunstall: “he is the sound of melting ice, haunted woods and
beautiful honesty” He is Teitur (Tie-tor), a man from the Faroe Islands who turns music into magic beautifully and effortlessly.


Teitur continues his career development in many ways, producing and writing for a major
French artist, Nolwenn; co-writing and performing with American Contemporary film
musician Nico Muhly (who scored the film The Reader), writing for other artists and all the
time continued writing songs for his next album.

During 2010, Teitur recorded his stunning new album Let the Dog drive home in Denmark
and mixed it in Norway, an album which combines the quality of songs from his first album,
with the broad appeal of his second, and some of the coolness of the third, The Singer.

In the meantime, Seal heard Teitur’s song “You Get Me” and recorded it for his new
album, which has recently been released, going top 20 around the world.

Teitur’s new album Let The Dog drive home is out in most of Continental Europe (already
top 10 in Denmark and charted in Holland) and South Korea preceded in the UK by the
single, “Betty Hedges”, and “You never leave L.A.” in Europe.

“You never leave L.A.” is scheduled as the first single in the US and the rest of the world
in advance of the release, combined with an astounding animated video which took 6
months to make and a US tour planned for February to March 2012.