Jens Lekman making music more personal and intimate from Cincinnati
Swedish musician Jens Lekman is interviewed by The New York Times about his recent push into more intimate and immediate ways of music-making, including his "Ghostwriting" project this fall in Cincinnati.

Jens Lekman is one of Sweden’s best-known musicians and a darling of the indie pop world, writes Stephen Heyman in The New York Times. He has three full-length albums to his name, including 2007’s Night Falls Over Kortedala, which made it onto several critics’ lists of the last decade’s best records.
Heyman runs a Q&A in the Times‘s International Arts section to explore Lekman’s recent push into more intimate and immediate ways of music-making and explains how he was in Cincinnati this fall working on a project called “Ghostwriting” in which he interviewed people about their lives and turned their stories into songs he later released for free on his website.
Lekman performed a few weeks ago at the Woodward Theater in a collaboration with MYCincinnati Youth Orchestra.
Read the full New York Times Q&A here.
