Gugusar

Guðlaug Sóley Höskuldsdóttir (born 29 January 2004), known professionally as Gugusar, is an Icelandic singer. She has released three studio albums.

Biography Born and raised in the Grafarvogur district of the Icelandic capital Reykjavík, Gugusar performed live for the first time under her stage name in 2019 at the music competition Músiktilraunir, where she won first prize in the electronic music category with the song "Marthröð".

After signing with Sony Music Iceland, she released her debut studio album, Listen to This Twice, in February 2020, which is primarily sung in English.

Gugusar's second studio album, 12:48, was released in November 2022 and peaked at number 18 on the Icelandic Album Chart, giving her her first national chart spot. Recorded mostly in Icelandic, the album was promoted at the Iceland Airwaves festival, where she performed as a headliner.

In June 2025, Gugusar released her third studio album entitled Quack (stylized in all caps), which features nine tracks, including the lead single "Reykjavíkurkvöld".

Discography

Studio albums + List of studio albums, with selected details Title Details Peak chart positions ICE Listen to This Twice Released: 29 February 2020 Label: Sony Music Iceland Formats: Digital download, streaming — 12:48 Released: 11 November 2022 Label: Sony Music Iceland Formats: Digital download, streaming 18 Quack Released: 27 June 2025 Label: ISR Formats: Digital download, streaming —

Singles 2019 – I'm Not Supposed to Say This 2019 – If U Wanna Go 2019 – Marthröð 2020 – Frosið sólarlag (featuring Auður) 2021 – Röddin í Klettunum 2021 – Glerdúkkan 2022 – Annar séns 2023 – Vonin 2024 – Ekkert gerðist 2024 – Merki 2025 – Reykjavíkurkvöld 2025 – Sálfræði 2025 – Aldrei til (featuring HubbaBubba & Hiilmar)