For almost a decade, Agnes Obel has been one of the most independent and original artists in contemporary music. Now she has returns with her highly anticipated new album Myopia – through Deutsche Grammophon.

5 Instrumental tracks from Agnes Obel's latest album Myopia, released on Februart 21, 2020 via DG.

"Citizen of Glass", the third album from Danish-born, Berlin-based singer-songwriter Agnes Obel, takes its title from the German concept of the gläserner bürger, meaning "the glass citizen." It's a legal term that refers to privacy — if somebody is glass, every detail about them is known. Though like the material itself, a person can, of course, never be totally transparent. Like glass, one can be distorted, cracked or even a reflection of something else.

Following the release of her forth studio studio album Myopia in 2020, Agnes Obel returns with a new four track digital EP Live from Brooklyn. The live performances, recorded during Agnes’ intimate National Sawdust shows in Brooklyn, New York in January 2020, include four tracks from Myopia: "Camera’s Rolling", "Island Of Doom", "Myopia" and "Won’t You Call Me".

Since the release of her debut album 'Philharmonics' in 2010, Agnes Obel has been one of the most independent and original artists in contemporary music. 'Myopia' is her fourth studio release. Following the same principles as with her previous albums, which she completed as a one-woman project in her own Berlin home studio, Obel has been under self-imposed creative isolation with the removal of all outside influences and distraction in the writing, recording and mixing process.