Emil Jensen | |
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Background information | |
Origin | Hjärup, Skåne, Sweden |
Genres | Spoken Word Singer-Songwriter |
Years active | 2004–present |
Labels | Adrian Recordings |
Website | Official website |
Emil Jensen is a Swedish singer-songwriter, comedian and actor based in Sweden. [1] Emil Jensen has outspoken environmentalist views. In 2007, he toured Sweden by bicycle. He has also made a tour by train. [2] The latter was also made into a film, 300 eMil . In 2008, he starred in the Swedish drama Everlasting Moments which was his debut as an actor. [3] [4] Jensen has made 4 albums: Kom hem som nån annan (2004), Orka då (2006), his self-titled album in 2008, and the recently released Rykten (2011).
Year | Album | Peak positions | Certification |
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2008 | Emil Jensen | 35 | |
2011 | Rykten | 42 | |
2013 | I det nya landet | 41 | |
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