Molly Nilsson: Last News

Molly Nilsson has never been one to shy away from a fight. A holistic strain of feminism has always echoed in her music, but it's never felt as direct as it does on her new album, Extreme, released on her Dark Skies Association imprint this past Saturday.

For fans of underground pop, January 15 is a day to look forward to. That's when Molly Nilsson will share her long-anticipated tenth studio album Extreme via via Dark Skies Association/Night School.

When Molly Nilsson spoke with The FADER last year, the Swedish-born singer-songwriter saw 2021 as a year full of possibility. "I do think that this is a good time to sort of change habits," she said.

Berlin-based singer-songwriter Molly Nilsson is taking pre-orders on a 7" single re-release of her 2008 song "Hey Moon." All profits will be donated to Black Lives Matter, Nilsson says on the release's Bandcamp page. "Hey Moon" was covered by John Maus in 2011, and remains one of his best-known tracks.

John Maus in 2011, following this week’s pro-Trump riots in Washington DC.It comes after Maus was pictured alongside Ariel Pink and director Alex Lee Moyer in Washington following the protests on Wednesday (January 6), with Pink subsequently confirming he had attended Capitol protests to “peacefully” support US President Donald Trump.Maus’ cover of Berlin-based Nilsson’s ‘Hey Moon’ remains one of his most popular tracks, and in light of his apparent involvement in the protest – which Maus has not yet responded to – Nilsson is reissuing the track, with all proceeds going to Black Lives Matter.Alluding to the situation in a statement announcing a new 7″ release of ‘Hey Moon’ on Bandcamp, she wrote: “In case anyone was wondering, I’m a