“When I wrote Wolf Boy, I wasn’t trying to set the record straight. I was more
interested in the version of me that existed in someone else’s story.
In a lot of my earlier songs, I’ve written from the place of feeling misunderstood
or hurt. But this time, I was drawn to the idea of being seen as the villain.
Not because I believed it entirely, but because that was the role I ended up in.
And instead of resisting it, I leaned in"
– Elín Hall
Elín Hall returns with new single, "Wolf Boy" in The Line of Best Fit
Undiraldan keyrir ágúst í gang – RÚV, Undiraldan
Elín Hall’s ‘Tachylite’ is a cinematic alt-pop song co-written with Jamie Woon, exploring the fragile space between desire, longing and love that never fully solidifies.
📰 Featured in When The Horn Blows & charted on Iceland’s Rás 2
📻 Played on 70+ radio stations across the UK
Elín Hall reimagines David Bowie's As The World Falls Down with a haunting, cinematic interpretation. Produced by Martin Terefe, transforming the beloved Labyrinth ballad into a contemporary reflection on love, uncertainty and resilience.
📰 Featured in The Line of Best Fit
Elín Hall’s Wolf Boy is a dark alt-pop anthem produced by Martin Terefe exploring what it means to be cast as the villain – exploring the grief behind the growl.
📰 Featured in The Line of Best Fit& Rás 2
Elín Hall releases her first English-language single Heaven To A Heathen, produced by Martin Terefe. The alternative rock track explores the pull of toxic relationships.
🎥 Self-directed music video
📰 Featured in The Line of Best Fit & Reykjavík Grapevine.
Icelandic artist Elín Hall’s acclaimed 2023 album heyrist í mér? blends alt-pop, folk, and atmospheric soundscapes to explore heartbreak, guilt, and self-discovery.
⭐️ Recipient of Reykjavík Grapevine’s Album of the Year 2024 & Kraumur Album Award.
📰 Featured in Reykjavík Grapevine, RÚV, and more.
