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With her album ’Plæygirl,’ Mø leaves chart-topping grandeur behind and returns to her eccentric roots. It sounds like 2005 but feels like a fresh start.

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The Danish singer MØ (Karen Marie Ørsted) performs at the Smukfest festival in Skanderborg. Foto: Thomas Borberg
The Danish singer MØ (Karen Marie Ørsted) performs at the Smukfest festival in Skanderborg. Foto: Thomas Borberg
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A decade ago, Mø transitioned from a danish sensation to a global phenomenon, straddling two personas: the ubiquitous featured vocalist and the distinctive, eccentric solo artist.

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