Listen To “Flower Boy" - Nedja's - Solo Debut
Norwegian Nedja started her career as lead singer in the indiepop band "Pikekyss". She started her solo career after three years of touring and playing gigs. While perfecting her sound, she was discovered by Norwegian indie label Mutual Intentions.
Nedja is now ready to release her first debut track as a solo artist. Flower Boy is produced by Heine Aabø and tells the tale of how love needs to be nurtured and requires consistency to grow into something special. The song serves imaginative metaphors that draw parallels between watering flowers and building healthy relationships.
Nedja's Tunisian background, musical influences and playful singing style serve as an exciting backdrop for a new sound that will appeal to R&B-loving fans across the globe. This rising star is ready to make an impact and break down barriers. Stream Flower Boy now and enjoy every moment of Nedja’s flowy vocals.
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