Sigur Rós’ singer Jónsi with new solo song ‘Where No One Goes’

Photo by Ryan Muir for NPR

Taken from the soundtrack of the upcoming animated feature film 'How To Drain Your Dragon 2.'

19/05/2014
by NBHAP News Team

Photo by Ryan Muir for NPR

SIGUR RÓS frontman JÓNSI reports back with new solo material in form of the song Where No One Goes. The song is his contribution to the soundtrack of the upcoming animated movie How To Train Your Dragon 2. The Icelandic musician already provided the track Sticks And Stones for the first movie back in 2010.

It is not known if JÓNSI is currently also working on his second solo album. Recently his main band provided their own version of The Rains of Castamere for the famous American TV show Game Of Thrones. You can listen to the joyful new piece right here via Film Music Reporter.

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