From "Sortner du Sky" 1995 (Av-Art). Music: Hasse Poulsen, poem Simon Grotrian. Vocal: Nina Björk Elíasson, guitar: Hasse Poulsen, cello: Maria Bisgaard, percussion: Martin Bregnhøi 

Nytår / New Year

Folk, jazz and experimental in Icelandic, English and Danish. 

The group was founded by singer and composer Nina Björk Eliasson and guitarist and composer Hasse Poulsen in 1994. The two were joined to begin with by cellist Maria Bisgaard and drums and percussionist Lars Juul. Later came Martin percussionist Martin Bregnhøi and several others have played with the group throughout the years, like the guitarist Morten Steen, base players Olav Gudnasson and Henrik Simonsen, violinist Jørgen Dickmeiss, organ player Iver Kleive, percussionist and vibraphonistThomas Sandberg and fagotist Aida Nadeem.     

Together they made the 3 albums: 'Sortner du sky' (1995, Av-Art), 'Í kjól úr vatni' (1999, Tutl) and 'Lemon River' (2001, Tutl), featuring and composed over texts by Nina Björk Árnadóttir, Simon Grotian, Lene Henningsen, Steinunn Sigurdardóttir, Sjón, Linda Vilhjálmsdóttir, Sigurdur Pálsson, and Chinese folk poetry. 

Klakki played concerts all over Denmark and in Germany and Sweden. On this profile you can listen to previously unreleased concert recordings by Klakki as well as tracks from their studio albums. 

Klakki have not been playing together since 2006. 

Jomi Massage, currently also working under the artist name JOMI, is a musician, composer, artist and writer based in Copenhagen, Denmark. 

Currently active around the highly acclaimed danish album LYST, with singles "Byen som cirkler", the consent song "JaNejMåske" and heartbreaking "Knust kompas". Also eternal current seem to be the track "A fake start is life", being the theme song for Via Play series "Den som dræber/Those who kill".

www.jomi.nu
www.facebook.com/jomimassage
www.instagram.com/jomimassage

Released by Glorious Records & The Being Music

Pernille Bévort. saxophones, flute, clarinets, vocal, composer e.t.c. independent. Copenhagen, Denmark

Nytår / New Year

klakki