“Can we heal ourselves and the Earth if we reconnect with the primal beauty of the wild and with the erotic pulse in everything that lives? ”
NÉFUR
Singer, composer, sound artist and performer
Néfur is a Catalan-born, Iceland-based musician working at the intersection of music, ecology, and technology. She sings and creates musical experiences with disappearing glaciers.
Her compositions and performances have been recognised internationally including being nominated for Performer of the Year (Önnur Tónlist) at the Icelandic Music Awards 2026 and the BBC Sound of the Year Awards 2021. Néfur holds a distinction-awarded MA in Performance Making from Goldsmiths, University of London, and a BA in Music from ESMUC (Barcelona).
She tours internationally, featuring at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference (Nice); The Arctic Circle Assembly (Reykavik) and Climate Week New York as well as contemporary music festivals such as Spitalfields Music Festival, CTM Festival Berlin and the Upprásin concert series in Harpa, Reykjavik.
Her latest album, The Water, The Lover, was released in 2025, crafted entirely from Icelandic glacier sounds and voice.
Her compositions and performances explore the interdependence between humans, glaciers, and the wider ecology of water. Her work is an invitation to reconnect—emotionally, spiritually, and somatically—with our kinship to the natural world. Rooted in listening, her performances call us to re-align with the ancient rhythms of the Earth and to reclaim creativity and joy as a form of collective resilience.