Flytifólk is a band of four musicians who have moved to the Faroe Islands from the UK, Germany, and Denmark. Their repertoire is based around the idea of travelling musicians, e.g. Klezmer music from Eastern Europe, Balkan wedding bands, tunes from roving Romani Gypsies. Their music highlights the cross-fertilization of cultures that existed long before…
Dania O. Tausen is a young Faroese singer, songwriter and poet who loves to express herself in her mother tongue, Faroese. Her highly approached debut album, gonguteigatúnatos (crosswalktalks), is unique and experimental with extremely light, pleasant and intelligent music. Dania has an extraordinary, natural lyrical talent and is strengthened by wonderful melodies and harmonies mastered…
From a background of being two individual artists with two different backgrounds and sounds, when they sing and performe together they become a symbiose. With their voices and songs they melt into one. Their music is gentle, emotional and they always have a story to tell. When hearing their unique sound it's easy to imagine…
Per Bloch can’t speak Faroese, but Lea Kampmann can. Fortunately. Lea and Per write songs together in Faroese, which Lea teaches Per to sing. Dreamy and naturalistic pop music with lyrics about life’s movements and sensations. About being carried by the wind. About peasant roses in vases. And about the world getting bigger when meeting…