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Monika Pedersen

b. 1978

Danish artist

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About Monika Pedersen

Born 1978. Monika Pedersen is a Danish singer and painter.

Monika Pedersen (21 December 1978) is a Danish singer of the band Sinphonia and former vocalist of "The World State" and the Norwegian gothic metal band Sirenia, replacing Henriette Bordvik. She also contributed guest vocals to Mercenary, Effektor, Evil Masquerade, Manticora, and Ad Noctum.

Discography

With The World State Flier EP – 2013 "A Castle for the Battles that I Fight" (single) – 2013

With Sinphonia When the Tide Breaks – 2000 The Divine Disharmony – 2002 Silence (EP) – 2005

With Sirenia Nine Destinies and a Downfall – 2007

Singles My Mind's Eye

Music videos My Mind's Eye The Other Side

Guest appearances Mercenary – 11 Dreams (2004) Evil Masquerade – Theatrical Madness (2005)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Monika Pedersen?

Danish artist

When was Monika Pedersen born?

Monika Pedersen was born on 21 December 1978 in Skanderborg.

What is Monika Pedersen's occupation?

Monika Pedersen is a singer and painter.

What nationality is Monika Pedersen?

Monika Pedersen is Danish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Monika Pedersen

· Wikidata: Q3322716

· DBpedia: Monika Pedersen

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