Liva — Danish Singer-Songwriter
A song about what stays with us, even after they're gone. Out now — recorded in one room, mostly at sunrise.
Out of the Room
I didn't lie — I just didn't tell the truth
I write songs about real life — slow mornings, deep talks, and the kind of moments you never want to forget.
On writing The Cup Itself
A slow cafe song about the first warm day of spring at the harbour bath — and a small philosophical thought that landed on me there. About what we measure, what we should look at instead, and the question I think I have been getting wrong my whole life.
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On writing Where I Learned to Breathe.
A slow Sunday coffee jam about the only phone call I make when nothing else is working — my dad, five thousand miles away, and the quiet way he keeps teaching me how to step out of my own way.
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On writing If You Only See the Shadows.
A slow cafe jazz song about the way negativity becomes a habit — and the strange experience of writing a song to myself, by name, to make it stop.
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I'm Liva — born Liv Stenbjerg — a Danish singer-songwriter writing about real life: slow mornings, deep talks, and the kind of moments you never want to forget. My songs are quiet, warm, and lived-in. My music is meant to be a safe place.
I record mostly at home, often in one take, often before the rest of the house is awake. Then I write about it on the blog.
— Always with love
Liva is a fictional creative project — slow songs by a writer and an AI. Words by Dong Le, voice generated. See how she's made.
New songs, straight to you.
One letter a month. New songs the day they come out, a few words from the kitchen table, and the occasional song I haven't released yet.