14 Facts About Karin Dreijer

Karin Elisabeth Dreijer was born on 7 April 1975 and is a Swedish singer-songwriter and record producer.

Karin Dreijer was born on 7 April 1975 in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Karin and their brother Olof Dreijer formed the electronic music duo the Knife in Gothenburg in 1999.

In September 2009, Karin Dreijer composed the soundtrack to Dirty Diaries, a collection of feminist pornographic short films.

Karin Dreijer performed as Fever Ray at the 2010 Coachella Festival and received positive reviews.

Contrary to a statement from the film's director, Karin Dreijer did not make a cameo appearance in the 2011 film Red Riding Hood.

Karin Dreijer wrote the music for the theatrical adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's 1968 horror film Hour of the Wolf, which premiered at Stockholm's Royal Dramatic Theatre on 12 March 2011.

In February 2016, Karin Dreijer announced they had written and produced music for a theater play called Vahak, which plays on themes of colonial and homophobic violence.

That same month, Karin Dreijer revealed in an interview with The Fader that they were working on solo music, though they were unsure whether it will be under the Fever Ray moniker.

On 20 October 2017, Karin Dreijer released the single "To the Moon and Back" and its accompanying music video.

In support of the album, Karin Dreijer embarked on an international tour throughout 2018, with the first leg of which was held in Europe and began in February, followed by a North American leg held in May More European dates were later added from June until November.

In 2008, Karin Dreijer provided vocals for the Deus song "Slow" from the band's Vantage Point album.

Karin Dreijer was featured on the tracks "This Must Be It" and "Tricky Tricky" again by Royksopp, appearing on their 2009 album Junior.

Karin Dreijer largely keeps their private life outside the headlines, but in 2017, they told The Guardian in an interview that they had been married and had dropped Andersson from their name following their divorce.