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RO-E is a Spanish-born electronic singer-songwriter based in Sweden. She made her mark building her own sonic universe, with suggestive soundscapes and carefully handcrafted melodies, topped by her powerful and unique voice that have drawn comparisons to Björk, Portishead, Beach House and to David Lynch's universe.
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After a string of EPs and singles like "Man Fatale", RO-E released the well-received debut album "ALLURES" in the fateful pandemic year of 2020, followed by a live video session, “Allures at Lokstallarna”. She has performed extensively, from Stockholm to Barcelona and New York and opened for artists such as Loney Dear and Jenny Wilson.
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Praised for her rich filmic atmospheres as well as for her experimental live visuals, it was just a matter of time before she would also work for film. In 2021, she contributed to the original soundtrack of ISOLATION, a feature documentary co-directed by five European directors such as Michael Winterbottom that opened at the 78th Venice Film Festival, and in 2025 to the Swedish-Kenyan thriller THE DOG by Baker Karim with her single "ORION", made in collaboration with Swedish producer Emanuel Lundgren (I’m from Barcelona).
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"There is so much that is good about this that it's hard to know where to start. What I immediately get caught up in is a feeling of ending up in a parallel world to David Lynch's universe. Definitely surreal and dreamy."
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"Ro-E takes her Latin influences with her and recast them in a form that could sometimes be Björk, sometimes Portishead, or why not Einstürzende Neubauten or even PJ Harvey when she is at her least rocky. "
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"Complex and emblematic, ‘Ower’, like the other songs, sing in hymns – apropos to us all. Beautiful, indeed. "
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"The entire production is so wonderfully leftfield one can only sit down and consume in glee and fascination. "
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"If Ro-E can be my soundtrack in the dips, I want to go into an eternal depression"
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"At first I couldn't understand anything, then I imagined everything in a Planckian Universe, and it all started making sense"






