Hafdís Huld — Litlar stjörnur

An Icelandic lullaby is broadly charting again today, appearing across 59 country and platform charts after a five-week absence. The track comes from Vögguvísur, a 2012 collection of fifteen Icelandic lullabies performed in Hafdís Huld's gentle folk-pop register — an adaptation of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" reworked with Icelandic lyrics, per SecondHandSongs. The album is a bedtime staple: Grokipedia notes it reached double-platinum status and became one of Iceland's most-streamed albums, topping charts in 2020 and 2021 on the strength of family listening. Huld began her career in the electronic group GusGus before pivoting to acoustic arrangements built for intimacy. Its return today follows the seasonal, nightly rhythm that has kept the record in rotation for over a decade.