The ‘Dinner Table’ video follows Nina as she heads back to Sweden to reconnect with her family’s roots. Her grandmother still lives there in the small town of Märsta, just north of Stockholm. Using intimate, self-filmed footage that was edited by Nina, it sees the three generations enjoying their time together sharing memories. It also shows old family photos, which reveal just how much the other family members looked like Nina in their younger years.
‘Dinner Table’ and ‘When You Love Someone’ demonstrate that the hard-won success of ‘The Sun Will Come Up…’ will be followed by a third record that sets her up for even greater things. And just look back at everything she accomplished with that set: 530 million+ streams; a position on Spotify’s Top 500 artists; influential fans in the shape of Taylor Swift and Chloë Grace Moretz; winning Women in Music Award at the 2021 Scottish Music Awards; and a run on Radio 1’s playlist.
She hasn’t stopped since, more recently hitting #1 on TikTok UK’s Hot 50 with ‘Summer Fling’, collaborating with Seeb on ‘Sweet Dreams & Dynamite’ (later remixed by The Stickmen Project), and headlining the first ever Metaverse Festival alongside deadmau5 and Paris Hilton. Stay tuned for more big news from Nina soon.
Having recently sold-out two intimate shows in London and Glasgow almost immediately, tomorrow will see Nina commence a month-long major US tour as guest to James Arthur. Please see her website for a full list of dates.