Soren Andersen is a Danish musician, producer, and songwriter, with a career spanning over 30 years. He is widely recognized as one of the most accomplished guitarists in Denmark and has worked with many notable musicians in Denmark and internationally. Throughout his career, Soren Andersen has played as a sideman for a wide range of artists, including Glenn Hughes, Marco Mendoza, and Mike Tramp, and has also been part of various bands, such as Electric Guitars and Kellermensch.

In addition to his work as a guitarist, Soren Andersen is also a highly respected producer, having produced albums for many Danish artists, including The Sandmen, Artillery, and Jesper Binzer. He is the owner of the prestigious Medley Studios in Copenhagen, where he has recorded and produced albums for a wide range of Danish and international artists. He is renowned for his ability to bring out the best in the artists he works with and his meticulous attention to detail in the recording process.

Andersen is not only an accomplished musician and producer, but also a gifted educator. He is known for his guitar clinics, where he shares his knowledge and experience with fellow guitar players. He has given clinics all over the world and is highly regarded for his ability to teach and inspire guitar players of all levels.

In 2020, the music program ‘Sørens Sunday Session’ was launched with Soren Andersen as the host. The program takes viewers into Soren’s studio and on the road to share the tips and tricks he has learned over the years. Andersen’s valuable insights and experiences in the music industry have enabled him to reach an audience of music enthusiasts and to inspire and encourage aspiring musicians from all over the globe.

Soren Andersen’s contributions to the Danish music scene and beyond have been significant. His versatility as a musician and producer, combined with his dedication to education, has made him one of Denmark’s most well-respected and beloved musical figures. He continues to inspire and influence countless musicians and music lovers, both in Denmark and around the world, and his legacy is sure to endure for many years to come.