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Nina Winder-Lind & heka sobe ao palco a 28 de outubro de 2026, The Attic, em Leeds.
Brighton-based Swedish songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Nina Winder-Lind, best known as a member of the electrifying 'Hagstone rock' band The New Eves One, released one of the most striking records of 2025, Nina's debut album, 'The New Eve Is Rising', was hailed by Clash as "an unforgettable debut" while The Guardian, in their lead album review, wrote that "it feels exciting, as does their future." The record also appeared in end-of-year lists from Dork, Loud & Quiet, and Hard Of Hearing.
Across both her solo work and collaborations, Nina Winder-Lind's artistry is defined by her ability to channel the vivacity and intensity of life. While her work with The New Eves thrives on collective energy, her solo material feels more intimate and personal, yet no less bold or defiant.
heka is an experimental artist and producer whose intimate songwriting merges elements of folk, ambient and lo-fi electronics into hybrid compositions. With a background in visual art and creative computing, her practice is shaped by collage, layering acoustic and electronic textures to create music that moves between the personal and the abstract, the organic and the digital. She has shared stages with artists including John Maus, Sam Burton, bar italia, Black Country, New Road, Belle and Sebastian and The New Eves, and has recorded, toured and collaborated across projects including Drug Store Romeos, Gently Tender, Tapir!, Skydaddy, Naima Bock and Dana Gavanski.
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