Su Andersson

"Transit" is the 1st single to be released from Su Anderssons forthcoming album, "Postcards", "Transit" is about passing through, from one place to another, but also about deep friendship. A deep such, even though you’ve got a lot of differences. When you start to open the boxes, there’s another one. There’s another layer. Filled with what? You consist of a huge number of different layers, so does your friend. The title "Transit" comes from a travel from Germany to France, passing through Switzerland where Su met this dear friend of hers who inspired her to the song.

"Transit" will be released June 6th, 2025, on Firma Su Records.

Su Andersson's forthcoming album "Postcards" takes a different approach from her previous work, embracing solitude rather than seeking direct connectivity. While her 2022 album, "Brave", was filled with longing for human interaction, "Postcards" draws from independent travel experiences across Europe in Autumn 2021, more of a spectator who both observes others and looks inward.

Each song on the album serves as a musical postcard from different cities, capturing moments of spontaneous connection that arise precisely because of traveling alone. As Su explains, "It's fair to say that there is something about the combination of being alone and therefore independent, and in a place that I don't know, that creates room to inspire me when I get there".

This independence allowed for unexpected encounters and observations that might not have occurred otherwise. "When I travel on my own", she notes, "my eyes, ears and mind are free to take in whatever it may be". The album celebrates the return of hope post-pandemic, when people could once again communicate, share, and connect. The album, created in collaboration with musician Henning Sernhede and new collaborator Axel Olsson, "Postcards" serves as both travelog and human observation, celebrating freedom of movement and our capacity for connection.

"Postcards" will be released in September 2025, date to be annonced, on Firma Su Records.