Brinck

Born and raised in the Danish city of Århus, Brinck has been drawn to music his whole life, first as a songwriter, then as a producer and now as a singer whose debut album "Brinck" was a Top 10 hit last year.

"Originally, I didn't see myself - or have enough faith in myself - as a singer. But then I started getting all this positive feedback on the songwriter material I was sending off with me doing the demo vocals: 'That's a cool tune, but who's doing those power vocals?!'" Brinck explains.

Brinck moved to Copenhagen four years ago and, in addition to writing and producing, has been working on developing his vocalist skills. After spending some time at the Music Conservatory and trying out other avenues, he found himself more and more attracted to the challenge of performing and to the role of the vocalist. So when he finally made his debut with "In The End I Started" as the theme song to the Danish detective series "Anna Pihl" (second and third seasons), people were taking note of his interesting composition style and his voice - which comes across as both powerful and fragile and displays a rare charisma.

Coinciding with Brinck's entry in the Danish Eurovision Song Contest, his debut album "Brinck" was re-released on 2 February. Three new songs were added to the album, including "Believe Again".

Brinck's album is full of appealing, beautiful and well-crafted music. The tracks are modern-sounding pop songs that convey an astonishing range of emotions, from deep sensitivity and sentimentality to raw insistence and even outright desperation.

Facts:

"Believe Again" reached #1 on iTunes, the Download chart and Danish National Radio's "Tjeklisten" chart, and reached #5 on the Top 100 airplay chart

The "Believe Again" single went gold and platinum in the downloads category

The album went gold in Denmark and been on the Top 20 chart for months

So far, the album has produced three Top 20 hits: "Believe Again", "In The End I Started" and "I Don't Wanna Love Her" - and there's still more to come!

Brinck and his band will play more than 30 concerts in Denmark this summer