Emilíana Torrini

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  Icelandic singer/songwriter Emilíana Torrini first made her name in the late '90s with a beguiling mixture of folk, electronica, pop/rock, and trip-hop that garnered comparisons to enigmatic vocalists of the era like and . 1999's Love in the Time of Science gave Torrini her first international exposure, and a prominent soundtrack appearance on 2002's Lord of the Rings film The Two Towers compounded her visibility. Her output over the coming years, though, signified a thoughtful and wide-ranging artist unwilling to be pigeonholed. From the low-key, mostly acoustic Fisherman's Woman (2005) to the wily, synth-based Tookah (2013), Torrini followed her muse to interesting places. She later collaborated with Belgium's the Colorist Orchestra for a pair of enchanting chamber pop releases including 2023's Racing the Storm.