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For the past seven years, Albert has written and produced English-language music, which has led to 350,000+ streams on Spotify, airplay on P3 among others, DJ sets at Roskilde Festival, a live set at Smukfest and a support slot for APHACA at a sold-out Pumpehuset.
For the past two years, though, he has been working on a project entirely his own, in Danish: Albert Rosen, which he debuted with an EP in November 2025. Every track is self-produced, self-written and, for the first time, sung by him. The sound takes its cue from the English and French electronic scenes, paired with an airy, intimate Danish vocal: an attempt to develop and expand the Danish electronic scene in an area he feels is missing renewal and depth.
The release was marked with a release party at a packed Sigurd CPH and was met with radio play on P3, among others, and his first single was named Ugens Unikum on Uniradioen.
His debut EP “det er dig” (“it’s you”), seven tracks long, circles around self-reflection, looking back and finding clarity after a long relationship. It’s deeply personal, and something he hopes others can see themselves in.
The music is made to be performed live, with live vocals, drum pads and synth for an authentic experience where the mood can be shaped to the room. He also uses his own custom-designed light show, synced with Ableton, to support the music and add an extra dimension.
After wrapping a spring tour in 2025 with shows at Hotel Cecil, Gimle, Voxhall and Gnist Festival, among others, Albert Rosen is now ready to grow and spread the project, and this year he has already played Spot Festival, Rudme Festival, Urban 13 and Headquarters in Aarhus, among others.
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For the past seven years, Albert has written and produced English-language music, which has led to 350,000+ streams on Spotify, airplay on P3 among others, DJ sets at Roskilde Festival, a live set at Smukfest and a support slot for APHACA at a sold-out Pumpehuset.
For the past two years, though, he has been working on a project entirely his own, in Danish: Albert Rosen, which he debuted with an EP in November 2025. Every track is self-produced, self-written and, for the first time, sung by him. The sound takes its cue from the English and French electronic scenes, paired with an airy, intimate Danish vocal: an attempt to develop and expand the Danish electronic scene in an area he feels is missing renewal and depth.
The release was marked with a release party at a packed Sigurd CPH and was met with radio play on P3, among others, and his first single was named Ugens Unikum on Uniradioen.
His debut EP “det er dig” (“it’s you”), seven tracks long, circles around self-reflection, looking back and finding clarity after a long relationship. It’s deeply personal, and something he hopes others can see themselves in.
The music is made to be performed live, with live vocals, drum pads and synth for an authentic experience where the mood can be shaped to the room. He also uses his own custom-designed light show, synced with Ableton, to support the music and add an extra dimension.
After wrapping a spring tour in 2025 with shows at Hotel Cecil, Gimle, Voxhall and Gnist Festival, among others, Albert Rosen is now ready to grow and spread the project, and this year he has already played Spot Festival, Rudme Festival, Urban 13 and Headquarters in Aarhus, among others.
For the past seven years, Albert has written and produced English-language music, which has led to 350,000+ streams on Spotify, airplay on P3 among others, DJ sets at Roskilde Festival, a live set at Smukfest and a support slot for APHACA at a sold-out Pumpehuset.
For the past two years, though, he has been working on a project entirely his own, in Danish: Albert Rosen, which he debuted with an EP in November 2025. Every track is self-produced, self-written and, for the first time, sung by him. The sound takes its cue from the English and French electronic scenes, paired with an airy, intimate Danish vocal: an attempt to develop and expand the Danish electronic scene in an area he feels is missing renewal and depth.
The release was marked with a release party at a packed Sigurd CPH and was met with radio play on P3, among others, and his first single was named Ugens Unikum on Uniradioen.
His debut EP “det er dig” (“it’s you”), seven tracks long, circles around self-reflection, looking back and finding clarity after a long relationship. It’s deeply personal, and something he hopes others can see themselves in.
The music is made to be performed live, with live vocals, drum pads and synth for an authentic experience where the mood can be shaped to the room. He also uses his own custom-designed light show, synced with Ableton, to support the music and add an extra dimension.
After wrapping a spring tour in 2025 with shows at Hotel Cecil, Gimle, Voxhall and Gnist Festival, among others, Albert Rosen is now ready to grow and spread the project, and this year he has already played Spot Festival, Rudme Festival, Urban 13 and Headquarters in Aarhus, among others.
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