She released her self-titled debut album, Edda Magnason in January 2010 on the Caprice Records label.
Produced by Jonas André and Edda Magnason, it was recorded at Nybrokajen, a classical music venue in Stockholm, with piano and vocals by Magnason.
She wrote all the music and made all the illustrations for the CD booklet.

Edda Magnason was one of the best albums of 2010 according to Ingrid Strömdahl, a music critic at the national Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet:  
 “A stylish and quirky melting pot of jazz, folk, pop.
Edda Magnason emerges as a musical personality of great stature, intuitive, intelligent and poetic.
Lyrics, composition, vocals, piano playing, arrangement – everything is at a high artistic level.”

Magnason released her second album, Goods, in March 2011, on the Adrian Recordings label.
Produced by Christoffer Lundquist and Edda Magnason, it was recorded at Lundquist's own studio, the Aerosol Grey Machine studio (AGM) with Magnason on piano and keyboards.
As well as writing, singing and performing all the music, Magnason designed the cover and made all the CD booklet illustrations herself.
The second track, Blondie, was released as a single in May 2011, together with a surrealistic music video directed by Jens Jansson.

In 2013, Magnason signed contracts both with Warner Music and Sony/ATV Music Publishing, and in November 2014 they released her third album, Woman Travels Alone, which she produced together with Johan Lindström.

All three albums have received critical acclaim in Sweden.
She released her self-titled debut album, Edda Magnason in January 2010 on the Caprice Records label. Produced by Jonas André and Edda Magnason, it was recorded at Nybrokajen, a classical music venue in Stockholm, with piano and vocals by Magnason. She wrote all the music and made all the illustrations for the CD booklet.
Edda Magnason was one of the best albums of 2010 according to Ingrid Strömdahl, a music critic at the national Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet:  
 “A stylish and quirky melting pot of jazz, folk, pop. Edda Magnason emerges as a musical personality of great stature, intuitive, intelligent and poetic. Lyrics, composition, vocals, piano playing, arrangement – everything is at a high artistic level.”
Magnason released her second album, Goods, in March 2011, on the Adrian Recordings label. Produced by Christoffer Lundquist and Edda Magnason, it was recorded at Lundquist's own studio, the Aerosol Grey Machine studio (AGM) with Magnason on piano and keyboards. As well as writing, singing and performing all the music, Magnason designed the cover and made all the CD booklet illustrations herself. The second track, Blondie, was released as a single in May 2011, together with a surrealistic music video directed by Jens Jansson.
In 2013, Magnason signed contracts both with Warner Music and Sony/ATV Music Publishing, and in November 2014 they released her third album, Woman Travels Alone, which she produced together with Johan Lindström.
All three albums have received critical acclaim in Sweden.
Edda Magnason