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Seasoned Danish songwriter Stefan Avivson makes his triumphant return following the 2018 release of ‘We Are Who We Are’ with ‘It’s Alright’, a wholesome, self-reflective pop-rock EP that details a series of hardships for Avivson, catalysed by the passing of his mother, and his personal rise from the ashes of depression.

With a driving bassline and impassioned vocals, ‘Stand Tall’ sees Avivson tackle themes of self-doubt and anxiety as he attempts to turn his sorrows to strengths. The grief-motivated track excellently showcases Avivson’s humble songwriting, as well the uniquely nostalgic production of Kim Hyttel, and undoubtedly adds to the sincerity of the Scandinavian’s debut EP.

Seasoned Danish songwriter Stefan Avivson makes his triumphant return following the 2018 release of ‘We Are Who We Are’ with ‘It’s Alright’, a wholesome, self-reflective pop-rock EP that details a series of hardships for Avivson, catalysed by the passing of his mother, and his personal rise from the ashes of depression.

Interestingly inspired by a hoax email thread, ‘Slow Dance’ was written in one sitting 6-months after Avivson’s mother passed. The track explores the fleeting nature of life in the fast-paced 21st century, and encourages the listener to slow down, not to dance so fast, and to enjoy the music as it won’t last forever.

Seasoned Danish songwriter Stefan Avivson makes his triumphant return following the 2018 release of ‘We Are Who We Are’with ‘It’s Alright’, a wholesome, self-reflective pop-rock EP that details a series of hardships for Avivson and his personal rise from the ashes of depression.

‘Lovesong’, produced by fellow Dane Kim Hyttel, sees Avivson reminisce about his first teenage love, whom he met at rock bottom following the passing of his mother. The track highlights the journey of self-discovery embarked on by Avivson through his writing on ‘It’s Alright – EP’, and provides tender insight into the songwriter’s redemption arc.

Seasoned Danish songwriter Stefan Avivson makes his triumphant return following the 2018 release of ‘We Are Who We Are’ with ‘It’s Alright’, a wholesome, self-reflective pop-rock EP that details a series of hardships for Avivson, catalysed by the passing of his mother, and his personal rise from the ashes of depression.

The EP’s title track features an uplifting fusion of tropical and traditional production from Kim Hyttel that sits behind Avivson’s emotional vocals as he laments his relationship with his father, all the while accepting the need to make amends. With a stand-out reggae-twinged chorus, ‘It’s Alright’ reminds the listener that each day begins anew, and encourages them to make the most of their situation.

Seasoned Danish songwriter Stefan Avivson makes his triumphant return following the 2018 release of ‘We Are Who We Are’ with ‘It’s Alright’, a wholesome, self-reflective pop-rock EP that details a series of hardships for Avivson, catalysed by the passing of his mother, and his personal rise from the ashes of depression.

A collaboration between Avivson and Disney composer Marc-George Andersen, ‘Climb’ tip-toes between several different genres and features traditional African chanting from African Footprint Legends, which truly sets the song apart from the rest of the Dane’s debut EP. Befitting as a Disney film theme itself, ‘Climb’ expands on an old cliche by reaching into the depths of Avivson’s soul to give us a glimpse into his own personal comeback story.