Vingard

In this episode we have the honor of hosting americana singer/songwriter Tine VingaardWe are talking about touring in germany, a trip to London and personal story telling.Tine Vingaard goes by Vingard check it out on Spotify or your preferred streaming service.

Frederik is an electronic musician based in Aalborg and Aarhus, his main interests began in the world of hip hop but his education and his new lifestyle at the conservatorium are making him evolve in multiple ways.

In this episode we talk with Louise and Jacob from the band SOL, their current small-town tour project and the importance of having a close relationship to the audience as an artist

After graduating with honours from the HKU University of the Arts in Utrecht, Simon has moved to Denmark to pursue a master’s degree at the Royal Academy of Music in Aalborg. In this episode we are talking inspiration and musical processes regarding Simons debut album Inner Home.

Elza Ozolina is a composer that has been driven by different styles of music including Jazz and Hip-Hop as predominant points in her career. Today after founding B.H.A.D Company, she explains the positive and negative sides of this new challenge that is having a new band.

Notize is a 24-year-old producer from the Northern region of Denmark. At the age of 5, his 10 year older brother introduced him to the world of electronic music. With a background in minimal house and techno, his older brother embossed him in quite another direction than his friends in kindergarten. His first encounter with house music was from artists such as Booka shade, Sebastian Leger, Extrawelt & Dubfire. At the age of 15, he began experimenting with the art of producing music, and he quickly started exploring the different genres. In this episode explore creative processes and the buisness side of electronic music.

Mørk is a Danish band that has been in development for years, today after a change in their ways of lyric composition and addition of new members they are exploring new sounds and methods that are expected to create a new but somehow familiar experience to their listeners.