Faunea

 

Faunea is a multi-faceted artist of Danish, Peruvian, and Asian descent. 

Her voice has been described as a delicate combination of lightly intimate yet with a surprisingly dark, enigmatic edge that has drawn comparisons to the eclectic styles of Björk, Die Antwoord, and MØ. 

She gained international recognition when her song "Sound of Breaking" was featured in the American Netflix series "Tiny Pretty Things." Since then, she has written more music and participated in numerous collaborative projects, including songs like Muri's - "Fallin', Nonsens - "Feel That Way," and "I Can Imagine It All" - Dwonji. In light of achievements like this, it is impressive to note that she subsequently launched her own record label and is releasing music as an independent artist. 

Her 2022 track “Satellites” marked the start of this new journey. She hereby released the captivating song called “Jellyfish” — a musical statement about resilience, self-discovery, and the beauty of staying authentic in a world where everything is constantly changing. It came with a music video filmed in Copenhagen during the “Distortion Festival,” made by the Canadian filmmaker Andy Ziel. 

It turns out that was just a glimpse of what she had in store for us. She later released "FOREVER" and "FreakQuency", further expanding her sonic universe. 

For her live performances, Faunea has taken a new direction, presenting her music in an intimate, acoustic format with only a guitar and her voice. She has brought this raw, minimalist style to stages at showcases in Los Angeles, the Spike Showcase in Bulgaria, and London’s Green Note. On October 4th, she opened for the Dutch artist Charlotte Wessels in Utrecht, Netherlands. 

In May, she traveled to Egypt to collaborate with local musicians, performing live at Makan Ecca – the Egyptian Center for Culture and Arts. 

She is currently recording a collection of acoustic songs at Roastinghouse Studio in Sweden and in her home studio. In March 2026, she will join Banshee’s European tour as the opening act.

 

10.02.2026