M.Craft
M.Craft is a duo from Copenhagen. Their song 'Dragonfly' from 2015 became their most recognizable track, with its gentle melody and poetic lyrics finding...
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M.Craft is a duo from Copenhagen. Their song 'Dragonfly' from 2015 became their most recognizable track, with its gentle melody and poetic lyrics finding listeners through playlists and film placements. They've also released songs like 'Emily Snow' and 'Silver And Fire' that share that same atmospheric quality.
The group consists of Mikkel Metal on vocals and guitar, and Christian Halken on keyboards and backing vocals. Their debut album was called 'The Sound of Silence,' and they followed it with records titled 'Ghosts of the Past' and 'Echoes of the Future.' Their music tends to blend folk and pop with some electronic textures.
While some early critics found their sound a bit too delicate, they kept working in that vein. They've been nominated for awards like the Nordic Music Prize, but their profile has remained more steady than explosive. You mostly hear them in the quiet spaces of a playlist, not in headlines.
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