Minnie-Oh is the norwegian electro pop princess Monica Johansen.

She makes electro pop with intimacy and melancholy, and a flair for pop melodies that stick to memory. It creates a soundscape that is guaranteed to be danced to, and honest lyrics that are easy to recognize themselves in. The music may have references to artists such as Junior Boys, New Order, Yelle and Robyn, but Minnie-Oh is inspired by everything from Sufjan Stevens to Britney Spears.

With previous projects, Johansen toured in Norway, Germany and Canada and played festivals such as Norwegian Wood, Canadian Music Week, Pop Montreal and by:Larm. In 2009, she released her debut album "Champagne, Caviar and Me." as Miss Harmonica. She has shared the stage with artists like La Roux, Rye Rye & MIA, Familjen, Little Dragon, Oh No Ono, Of Montreal, Bunny Rabbit and The Whip to name a few, and constantly impresses with her presence and strong stage performances. These days, the song "Princess" from her debut album can be heard in the popular Canadian youth series "Debra".

Johansen is known to think holistically in everything from music, image and promotion, and she is working closely with different designers in everything from graphic design to fashion design.
She is a well-known fashionista in the Norwegian fashion industry and also runs her own vintage shop, Flashdance, where she collaborates and work as a stylist for other artists and actors. This whole can also be seen in the stage shows in terms of visuals, lasers and spectacular outfits.

Minnie-Oh is now ready for the Norwegian Eurovision Song Contest with her new single “You and I”.