After the punk impact of The New Eves’ debut album, Nina Winder-Lind turns inward with a solo pop song recorded spontaneously in a Swedish shed.
Last year, The New Eves landed with one of 2025’s sharpest punk records, The New Eve Is Rising. Now the band’s Nina Winder-Lind is stepping out alone. Today, “This Is Our Life” arrives via Transgressive, and it’s built around a pop core that caught even its writer off guard.
Winder-Lind recorded the song in a shed at her family’s cabin in northern Sweden, using an acoustic guitar, a violin, and a portable recorder. The demo, she said, “almost wrote itself.” The sparse setting produced something that felt fully formed from the start, an unlikely pop turn for a musician known for raw, collective punk. “I was surprised that I seemed to have written a pop song,” she added, “but apparently that needed to happen.”
Her solo work isn’t entirely new. She released the EP The Spirit Is Carnal in 2023, and Transgressive hints that more is on the way. “This Is
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