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In many ways Tina's most ambitious release to date with its 21 songs of which many have become classics and faves in her catalogue. Songs like No Time To Sleep, Friend In A Bar, The Road, Walls and Quarter To Forever remain some of her most beloved to this day.

Most of this music Tina wrote for the film 'Oldboys', written and directed by Nikolaj Steen. While the film was mostly shorter pieces and also instrumental vibes, she adapted the music into this full album. Today 'Goldhawk Road' in duet with Helgi is the most known song from the album. But songs like 'Love All Around', 'All I See' and 'In Love And War' have been live classics.

This second half of the "Best Of" compilation 'Welcome Back Colour' contains the quieter favourites from the first 10 years of Tina's career, in then-new acoustic versions.

This first half of the "Best Of" compilation 'Welcome Back Colour' contains the radio songs and favourites from the first 10 years of Tina's career, in original recordings.

First album to come out after Tina had moved to Iceland. Songs like True North and Tip Of The Iceberg give off that vibe. 'Moon To Let' was the first single - and 'You Wanna Teach Me To Dance?' has become one of the most known songs from this album.

Tina wrote half of these songs for the Danish film 'En du elsker' ('Someone You Love') by Pernille Fischer Christensen - where they were sung by Swedish actor Mikael Persbrandt. But it turned into this album with Tina's own versions, with a handful of songs added.

Recorded on tour mainly at the Opera in Copenhagen in 2019. A wide variety of songs, old and new, performed by Tina, Helgi, Dennis Ahlgren and Marianne Lewandowski.

Tina let the fans choose the songs for this one. Her first release in Danish, all covers. The fans came up with suggestions, she picked out 10 and it was a fan-vote that ended up with her covering songs by Medina, Suspekt, Kim Larsen, Ulige Numre, TV-2 and Pia Raug.

The album 'Fastland' features songs such as 'Fancy', 'Adams House' (written for the Danish then-Crown Prince, now King, for his 50th Birthday) and the live favourite 'Something You Can Keep'. Right when Tina was finishing touring this album, Covid happened which was one of the reasons Tina started writing in her native Danish for a while. Between 2018 and 2026 she hasn't released in English but will this year.

Just for fun - have a listen to the instrumentals. Write your own songs on top - if you wanna have this album in English? :)