Girl in red recently performed at a Tiny Desk concert, showcasing her genuine charm, good humor, and unbridled joy through her music. Despite initial confusion about the venue, girl in red's performance exuded warmth and empathy, touching on themes of unrequited love and depression. Marie Ulven, known professionally as girl in red, is a Norwegian singer-songwriter and record producer known for her candid songs about romance and mental health.

Girl in red's career highlights include critical and commercial success with her debut studio album "If I Could Make It Go Quiet," for which she won three Norwegian Grammy Awards. She has been praised as a queer icon and an astute singer-songwriter in the world of guitar music. Inspired by artists like Taylor Swift, girl in red's music explores themes ranging from heartbreak to mental illness and queer experiences.

Ulven, who now resides in Oslo, has been open about her diagnoses of obsessive-compulsive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. She studied music production and songwriting and has garnered a devoted following through her honest and relatable music. The artist's recent signing to Columbia Records and her latest single release, "October Passed Me By," mark an exciting new chapter in her flourishing career.