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Heida Mobeck

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Occupation(s)
  
Musician, composer

Genres
  
Jazz

Role
  
Musical Artist

Name
  
Heida Mobeck

Instruments
  
Tuba, bass guitar


Heida Mobeck

Birth name
  
Heiða Karine Johannesdottir Mobeck

Born
  
7 May 1987 (age 36) Trondheim, Sor-Trondelag, Norway (
1987-05-07
)

Labels
  
Dayladore Collective, Hubro Records, Riot Factory

Associated acts
  
Your Headlights Are On, Avalanche, Broen, Skrap, Hanna Paulsberg Concept

Website
  
Heida Mobeck on Myspace

Similar People
  
Anja Lauvdal, Trondheim Jazz Orchestra, Christian Wallumrod

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Heiða Karine Jóhannesdóttir Mobeck (born 7 May 1987 in Trondheim, Norway) is a Norwegian jazz musician (tuba and bass guitar), daughter of the artists Kari Elise Mobeck (Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder) and Jóhannes B. Sigurjónsson (NTNU), married 23 June 2011 to the drummer and vibraphonist Hans Hulbækmo, and known for playing in a series of bands and recordings.

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Career

Mobeck studies music technology on the Jazz program at Trondheim Musikkonsevatorium, and here she was involved in bands with fellow students, like "Your Headlights Are On", "Avalanche", "Skadedyr" and "Hanna Paulsberg Concept".

Honors

  • 2015: Recipient of the Sparebank 1 JazZstipendiat, within the duo Skrap together with Anja Lauvdal
  • Her own projects

    Within "Your Headlights Are On»
  • 2011: Your Headlights Are On (Dayladore Collective)
  • Within "Avalanche»
  • 2012: Whiteout (Riot Factory)
  • Within Broen
  • 2013: Broen/Invader Ace: The split jump drug EP (10" EP) (Kakao Musikk)
  • 2015: Yoga' (LP) (Nabovarsel)
  • Within Skadedyr
  • 2014: Kongekrabbe (Hubro Records)
  • 2016: Culturen (Hubro Records)
  • Collaborations

    With Synne Sanden
  • 2013: Climbing The Rainbow (Riot Factory)
  • Cover design for Hanna Paulsberg Concept
  • 2012: Waltz For Lilli (Øra Fonogram)
  • References

    Heida Mobeck Wikipedia