About this album
Where they were
When the Morning Comes marks Marit Larsen's return after her 2012 album, which consolidated her position in the folk-pop genre. At this point in her career, she had established herself as a key figure in the Norwegian music scene and sought to further develop her sound with more personal themes and mature songwriting.
Why it matters
This album received significant praise within Scandinavian music circles, showcasing Larsen's growth as a songwriter and artist. It featured prominently in Norwegian charts and contributed to her reputation for crafting introspective yet accessible pop music that resonates with a broad audience.
Essential tracks
- "Please Don't Fall for Me" — The album opener sets the tone with its poignant lyrics about vulnerability and longing, encapsulating the emotional landscape of the record.
- "I'd Do It All Again" — This track highlights Larsen's knack for storytelling, reflecting on past choices with a nostalgic yet hopeful perspective that many listeners can relate to.
- "Shine On (Little Diamond)" — With its uplifting melody and metaphorical lyrics, this song stands out as an anthem of resilience, embodying the album's overarching theme of hope.
- "Traveling Alone" — In just over two minutes, this track poignantly captures feelings of solitude and self-reflection, showcasing Larsen’s ability to convey deep emotions succinctly.
Release Date
October 20, 2014
Artist Origin
Norway
Tracklist
- 1 Please Don't Fall for Me 3:15
- 2 Faith & Science 3:18
- 3 I'd Do It All Again 3:17
- 4 I Don't Want to Talk About It 3:21
- 5 Shine On (Little Diamond) 3:26
- 6 Before You Fell 4:17
- 7 Lean on Me, Lisa 3:14
- 8 Traveling Alone 2:31
- 9 Consider This 4:23
- 10 When the Morning Comes 3:30
