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We invite you to follow Concerto Copenhagen on Sleeve FM, where we’ll be sharing all our content for free during the first month. After that, you can choose from the following membership options:

Free Member:

• Access to exclusive content
• In-depth articles
• Special releases

Outer-Circle Member (13 DKK/month):

• All free member benefits
• Behind-the-scenes materials
• Additional articles and special releases
• Album-focused content
• Exclusive behind-the-scenes videos
• Pre-announcements of selected concerts

Inner-Circle Member (49 DKK/month):

• All outer-circle benefits
• Pre-listening to selected releases
• Personal Q&A sessions with musicians
• Influence on future concert programs
• VIP invitations
• Two tickets to a free concert every year
• Free CDs

As a Sleeve member, you’ll get early access to news about concerts, releases, and behind-the-scenes content we’ve never shared on other platforms.

A Platform in Progress

We hope you’ll find this opportunity to join our outer and inner circles appealing. However, please note that Sleeve FM is still in beta, meaning the platform is under development. This is a learning journey for both us and you, and we’d greatly appreciate your feedback to ensure everything runs smoothly.

If you have any questions or encounter issues with Sleeve, feel free to reach out to our communications lead, Sabrina Solis.

We can’t wait to connect with you in this new and exciting way—see you on Sleeve FM!

It’s a strange day to have a birthday in many ways. Thank you for all the greetings 🙏 Amidst global political drama, I need to focus on everything I’m grateful for. I’m spending the day on snow-covered slopes in Northern Norway. The morning started with ski school for the little ones, and the best gift was seeing how the girls share our joy for skiing. They throw themselves into it, fall, and try again. I’m fully aware of the privilege of being able to give them that experience—the experience that something can feel so difficult but can suddenly be mastered.

I received an extra birthday gift in the form of snow and an adult ski run, where I found myself alone in a snowstorm with only 10 meters of visibility—which also meant I had the entire slope to myself—while listening to Marie Sahba’s fantastic album “A Billion Years Too Soon” here on the platform, racing down in rhythm - go check her out! I’m grateful for my pregnant Sofia on the slopes and the fact that we have the opportunity to build a family together, thanks to living in a country that respects LGBT rights. This is clearly not a given when you look at the rest of the world.

I’m grateful that we are slowly opening the floodgates on Sleeve. That people are actually trying it out, giving us feedback, and helping us grow. That the first payments to artists have gone through. It feels amazing to have built something that already has a life of its own and will hopefully make a difference for the many musicians, artists, and composers who have reached a breaking point and need a new model. A model where music is at the center. Where musicians can dive deep, connect with their fans, and be assured that their message reaches them. Where they, in turn, can secure a stable income. And where they can be confident that the platform is built for them.

So thank you to everyone out there. Shall we agree that we’ll need music more than ever to get through the unpredictable years ahead of us?

Greetings

In this beginning of 2025, I am too beginning. New profile on Sleeve. Excited about a lot of new music being shaped, mixed, dreamt, heard, mastered and released in 2025.

My concert in Svendborg this past Sunday went really well! I really couldn’t be happier 🙏🏻 Everyone on stage were incredible, and the venue was virtually sold out, and the audience was amazing!!

I will be posting clips here for everybody to see and some more insightful clips for members only.

Thank you for your support!

Jesper

This weekend, I had the pleasure of sinking into a comfortable chair, surrounded by the incredible sounds of strings, vocals, guitars, and even special instruments like the nøgleharpe, performed by a 13-piece orchestra led by Jesper Hansen. While lost in the music, I let the tones guide me as I drew on my iPad, with my work projected onto the big screen behind me.

It was such a unique experience to create art in real-time, inspired by Jesper’s beautiful compositions. Later, I discovered that I could export a fast-motion version of my drawing process, which was a fun surprise—when you’re in the moment, you don’t fully realize what you’re creating.

So, here’s a quick version of my visual interpretation of Jesper’s stunning music. I hope it captures some of the magic I felt that evening!