Songwriter of Norwegian Eurovision 2014 entry and winner of Miss ESCKAZ prize of that year Josefin Winther has released today her fourth album "Righteously wrong". Josefin Winther comes from Bergen in Western Norway, and has toured Europe and Norway several times. Starting out singing classical music and playing the cello, Josefin Winther turned to pop-rock in her teenage years. At nineteen Josefin was signed to indie label Your Favourite Music, in Bergen, and the same year she released her debut EP. It received critical acclaim and roused excitement for her first full-length album, scheduled for release the next year. In 2008 she released her debut album, Be Proud or Stay out of It. Her debut album was again received with critical acclaim. She was named, "Norway's own PJ Harvey", "Bergen's reply to Patti Smith" and a "rising star on the pop-rock sky". A year after coming 8th in Eurovision song contest with Norway's most streamed national winner the last years "Silent storm", she received great reviews for her album "Flowers". "Silent storm" was performed by her cousin, Carl Espen, for whom she also wrote the follow up single ""Holding on". Her album peaked at #1 on the Norwegian charts, and had several songs play listed on National radio. Her newest album "Righteously wrong" is produced by legend Yngve S?tre. Josefin Winter is known for her Nordic folk rock melodies combined with lyrics that touch your heart
