Anna Einarsson is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer known for her genre-defying creativity and interdisciplinary approach. Her music spans jazz, contemporary art music, electronics, and experimental sound, often blending elements from multiple traditions. With her group Anagram, she released three acclaimed albums that traverse wayward jazz, layered electronics, and sophisticated composition.
Einarsson has composed for dance, opera, children’s choirs, tram journeys, string orchestras, and big bands, with performances both in Sweden and internationally. Her eclectic style reflects a deep engagement with artistic collaboration and a constant search for new modes of expression. At age 13, she became the youngest-ever recipient of a STIM scholarship.
Her work spans four primary areas: instrumental music, vocal music, electronic music, and jazz. She has released seven albums under her own name, including two for young audiences—Tigern säger Brr, which was nominated for the Manifest Prize in 2017.
Einarsson holds degrees in music and composition from the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and De Montfort University in the UK. In 2017, she earned a doctorate from the Royal College of Music with her artistic research project Singing the Body Electric, exploring embodiment in vocal performance and interactive music.