Updated: May 26, 2026
Born: March 8, 1989
Åsa Orbison is a Swedish-American jazz vocalist, artist, and songwriter whose work bridges European jazz heritage and the timeless American songbook. With a voice rooted in classic phrasing yet unmistakably contemporary, she brings both interpretation and original expression into her artistry. She collaborates closely with her husband, producer Roy Orbison Jr., with whom she develops and records her music.
Åsa’s music has reached millions of listeners worldwide across digital platforms, and she has performed on stages alongside major artists, including opening for Macy Gray.
Beyond her own releases, Åsa has also contributed vocals to projects with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for Roy Orbison - recordings that have achieved platinum status.
Åsa has gained significant visibility through television and media, with recurring appearances on Below Deck Mediterranean, a global hit reaching over 100 million viewers. Her work and personal story is repeatedly featured in international outlets such as People Magazine, alongside coverage in the Daily Mail and appearances on morning television in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
After relocating to the United States, Åsa became deeply involved in the legacy and catalog of Roy Orbison, working closely on the marketing and administration of one of music’s most iconic estates.
Her flagship project, Swedish Jazz Standards, is a defining artistic statement—reimagining beloved American jazz standards through Sweden’s rich jazz tradition. The project highlights the cultural dialogue between the two countries, presenting classic melodies with Swedish lyrical interpretations. Recorded in Nashville and developed in collaboration with world-renowned guitarist Ulf Wakenius, known from the Oscar Peterson quartet, the project serves as a musical bridge between Sweden and the United States.
Blending heritage with innovation, Åsa Orbison continues to shape a distinctive artistic identity—honoring jazz tradition while bringing her own voice, songwriting, and perspective to audiences around the world.
