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Anna Calvi feat. Matt Berninger
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Anna Calvi feat. Matt Berninger
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Is This All There Is? — played 2026-04-09
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Anna Calvi feat. Matt Berninger — Is This All There Is?
Played: 2026-04-09 (Set 5 — Atmospheric second half) (TikTok)
Anna Calvi is a British guitarist and singer-songwriter whose guitar playing is operatic in its intensity; she has released three solo albums on Domino Records. Matt Berninger is the singer and lyricist for The National, known for his baritone, imagery, and way of circling feelings rather than stating them directly. Two of indie rock's most intense performers on the same track; the title functions as a thesis statement, and the answer from both seems to be: of course not.
TikTok angle: Two-time Mercury Prize nominee Anna Calvi (also scored Peaky Blinders) teams with The National's Matt Berninger — angle: neither artist does anything at half speed.
Anna Calvi
Origin: London, England · born 24 September 1980 · active
Members: Solo artist (guitar, vocals); early collaborators included multi-instrumentalist Mally Harpaz and drummer Daniel Maiden-Wood, and she was previously in the band Cheap Hotel
Genre: Art rock, baroque pop, art pop
Discography:
Anna Calvi (2011) — Domino Records — Mercury Prize-nominated debut
One Breath (2013) — Domino Records — second Mercury Prize nomination
Hunter (2018) — Domino Records — third Mercury Prize nomination
Hunted (2020) — Domino Records — reworked/duets version of Hunter
Facts:
Known for an operatic, wide-ranging contralto voice paired with intensely physical, virtuosic guitar playing.
Has scored film and TV work, including music for the series Peaky Blinders.
"Is This All There Is?" pairs her with Matt Berninger, singer and lyricist of The National, known for his baritone delivery and impressionistic lyrics.