Stig Møller

Danish singer-songwriter and guitar player (d. May 18, 2026).

Stig Møller was a founding member of the legendary but very short lived psychedelic, hippie rock group [a=Steppeulvene]. He emerged in the Danish underground music scene during the 1960s. Shortly shared an apartment with [a=Paul Simon] just prior to Simon's breakthrough.Became associated with the flower child / countercultural movement surrounding poet and songwriter [a=Eik Skaløe] with whom he founded Steppeulvene that achieved cult status with the 1967 album [m=72497], widely regarded as one of the most influential recordings in Danish rock history. Møller contributed guitar work, vocals, and compositions characterized by psychedelic influences, folk-inspired melodies, and experimental arrangements.

Following the dissolution of Steppeulvene after Skaløe’s death in 1968, he continued to work as a musician and songwriter in various collaborations and solo projects.

In addition to performing, Møller developed a parallel career as a painter and graphic artist, exhibiting works inspired by surrealism, symbolism, and spiritual themes.

His artistic identity became closely tied to the ideals of the late-1960s hippie movement and the broader Scandinavian counterculture.

Over the decades he remained an active figure on the Danish live scene, performing both Steppeulvene material and newer compositions. He continued to play weekly gigs until just dys before his death.

Owner of [l=Møller's Studio]