Astrid Sonne Biography: Age, Net Worth, Siblings, Height, Parents, Awards, EPs, Singles, Albums, Boyfriend

 Astrid Sonne is a visionary Danish composer, viola player, and singer-songwriter whose innovative blend of electronic, classical, and pop music has made her a standout in Denmark’s experimental scene.

From her early work with choral samples and viola to her critically acclaimed 2024 album Great Doubt, which introduced her vocals, Astrid creates dreamy, boundary-pushing soundscapes.

Profile

• Full Name: Astrid Sonne Jensen
• Stage Name: Astrid Sonne
• Born: 1994
• Age: 32 years old
• Birthplace: Bornholm, Denmark
• Nationality: Danish
• Occupation: Composer, Viola Player, Singer-Songwriter
• Height: 165 cm
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jensen
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $200,000 to $500,000

Early Life and Education

Astrid Sonne Jensen was born in 1994 on Bornholm, a small Danish island in the Baltic Sea. Raised by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jensen, who run a Christmas tree business, she grew up in a remote area with neighbors 2 km away, fostering a love for solitude and nature.

No information is available about her siblings. Her ethnicity is Danish, and she hasn’t shared details about her religion. At age six, she began playing the viola at a local music school, which didn’t distinguish between classical and non-classical styles, giving her a broad musical foundation.

She also sang in church choirs, drawn to the emotional power of a cappella singing. At 15, she attended an efterskole (Danish boarding school), and at 16, she moved to Copenhagen, joining a strict classical training program at a pre-conservatory. She quit at 18, teaching herself digital composition with Ableton Live.

Career

Astrid Sonne’s career began with her discovery of Danish musician DJ HVAD, which inspired her to focus on melody-driven electronic music rather than percussion. She released her debut album, Human Lines (2018), through Escho, blending her classical viola training with dubstep synths and choral samples, earning comparisons to Laurel Halo and Steve Reich.

Her EP Cliodynamics (2019) featured singles “Area Under a Curve” and “Strong, Calm, Slow,” leaning further into electronic textures. In 2020, she contributed to the compilation Kulør 006. Her second album, Outside of Your Lifetime (2021), was mostly instrumental, mixing viola, keys, and synths, and included interactive “Playable Rooms” designed by Aske Zidore.

The EP Ephemeral Camera Feed (2022) was named one of Pitchfork’s best albums of the year, followed by the single “How Far.” Her third album, Great Doubt (2024), marked a shift to pop songwriting with vocals, featuring tracks like “Boost,” “Give My All” (inspired by Mariah Carey’s “My All”), and “Do You Wanna.”

Critics like The Guardian praised its “elliptical R&B” style, comparing her to Julia Holter and Mica Levi. In 2025, she formed the duo Coined with Fine Glindvad, released “Your House,” and performed at festivals such as Roskilde, Pitchfork Music Festival, and End of the Road.

Awards & Nominations

• Pitchfork Best Albums of 2022: Ephemeral Camera Feed included in the mid-year list
• The Face Best Releases Q1 2024: Great Doubt is named one of the best releases of the first quarter

Social Media

• Instagram: @astridsonne
• Facebook: Astrid Sonne
• YouTube: Astrid Sonne

Personal Life

Astrid Sonne, 31, is single, as far as public records go. She has no known spouse or children. She stands at about 165 cm tall. Now based in London since 2023, she previously lived in Copenhagen, where she drew inspiration from the city’s underground scene at venues like Mayhem. Astrid misses Bornholm’s quiet nature, contrasting it with London’s bustle.

Her childhood included circus activities, and she maintains a strong connection to the sea and Danish landscapes. She values collaborative creativity, working with friends like ML Buch and Fine Glindvad, and finds singing with others, especially in choirs, an “out-of-body” experience. Astrid avoids overthinking in her creative process by using a mantra: she can always create something new tomorrow to stay relaxed and inspired.

Net Worth

Astrid Sonne’s estimated net worth is between $200,000 and $500,000. Her income comes from album sales, streaming revenue, live performances at international festivals, and collaborations like Coined. Her growing recognition in experimental and pop circles supports this estimate,

Discography

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  Human Lines (Album, 2018)
• “Area Under a Curve” (Single, 2019)
• “Strong, Calm, Slow” (Single, 2019)
• Cliodynamics (EP, 2019)
• Kulør 006 (Compilation, 2020)
• Outside of Your Lifetime (Album, 2021)
• Ephemeral Camera Feed (EP, 2022)
• “How Far” (Single, 2022)
• “Boost” (Single, 2023)
• Great Doubt (Album, 2024)
• “Your House” (Single with Coined, 2025)