If Ivar Lantz gave us the expanse of Scandinavia's forests on Monika, the debut album from 2018, and the darkness from all the villages of the sparsely populated area on the sequel Kläppen, in 2019, then Golden Ivy's third album Kammarn takes us even closer to the Nordic epicenter of the universe. Kammarn picks up where Kläppen ends and continues softly down into the darkness with strings and slow pulsing rhythms. Still with one eye on Jon Hassell and with the same roots in the soil as Joakim Skogsberg, but with a decade as a Malmö resident, the roots go down just as much in the soil of the streets of Malmö's outer edges, from Norra Gränges to Inre Hamnen. Folk music for people who have never been outside the city limits.

Golden Ivy - Kammarn

B4 Repris

B3 Vithatten

First single from Golden Ivy's third album, Kammarn.

If Ivar Lantz gave us the expanse of Scandinavia's forests on Monika, the debut album from 2018, and the darkness from all the villages of the sparsely populated area on the sequel Kläppen, in 2019, then Golden Ivy's third album Kammarn takes us even closer to the Nordic epicenter of the universe. Kammarn picks up where Kläppen ends and continues softly down into the darkness with strings and slow pulsing rhythms. Still with one eye on Jon Hassell and with the same roots in the soil as Joakim Skogsberg, but with a decade as a Malmö resident, the roots go down just as much in the soil of the streets of Malmö's outer edges, from Norra Gränges to Inre Hamnen. Folk music for people who have never been outside the city limits. You want it darker?

Released by: Malmö Inre
Album release date: 19 May 2023

Kammarn

B2 Kammarn II

B1 Spelkullen

A4 Stämning

A3 Kammarn I

Second single from Golden Ivy's third album, Kammarn.

If Ivar Lantz gave us the expanse of Scandinavia's forests on Monika, the debut album from 2018, and the darkness from all the villages of the sparsely populated area on the sequel Kläppen, in 2019, then Golden Ivy's third album Kammarn takes us even closer to the Nordic epicenter of the universe. Kammarn picks up where Kläppen ends and continues softly down into the darkness with strings and slow pulsing rhythms. Still with one eye on Jon Hassell and with the same roots in the soil as Joakim Skogsberg, but with a decade as a Malmö resident, the roots go down just as much in the soil of the streets of Malmö's outer edges, from Norra Gränges to Inre Hamnen. Folk music for people who have never been outside the city limits.