sjofn Alaska
Sjofn lives in a log cabin in the Chugach Mountains of Alaska where she writes, sings, and records her songs. Sjofn is noted for making raw, lo-fi, melancholic, and often quirky little songs with the help of the renowned clarinetist, Paul Monsarrat.
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