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Bylarm with Bargee, Lucinda Chua, and more

Sep 13, 2024 at 17:00  ·  By:Larm, Oslo By:Larm, Oslo

Bylarm
Sep 13
Bylarm
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Rigmor is a Danish indie rock band formed in 2018. They released Glade blinde børn (2022) and Vælter vi mørket (2024). After a SPOT Festival 2022 live session with Seattle radio KEXP (100,000+ views), they gained listeners worldwide.
London's Ebbb—Levan Ceylan, Will Rowland, Scott MacDonald—blend immersive electronic beats and intense vocals, creating a unique sound likened to "Brian Wilson meets Death Grips." Noted for enthralling live gigs and debut EP 'All At Once.'
A rising indie rock band from Oslo, Norway, known for their energetic live performances and melodic sound.
Sam Williams, grandson of Hank Williams and son of Hank Jr., released debut album Glasshouse Children (2021) and its deluxe edition with “Tilted Crown” (2022). He’s played the Grand Ole Opry and CMA Fest, and released “Carnival Heart” (2024).
Sylvaine is Norwegian one-woman multi-instrumentalist, bandleader and classically trained composer/arranger Kathrine Shepard. Known in the “Norwegian black gaze” scene, she released Atoms Aligned, Coming Undone (2018) and her fourth release, Nova (2022).
Crack Cloud, originally from Calgary, evolved from a rehab project to a cinematic rock band known for albums like "Pain Olympics" and "Tough Baby". Their style melds punk, psych, and orchestral elements, capturing themes of renewal and homecoming in their latest work, "Red Mile".
Lisbon-born DJ Danifox, son of Angolan parents, moved to Leeds in 2014. Blending tarraxo, kuduro and Lisbon ghetto with house, he’s a Príncipe affiliate known for dancefloor cuts. Releases include Dia Não Mata Dia and LP Ansiedade.
A multidisciplinary musical duo consisting of Emirati-Egyptian vocalist Mayah Alkhateri and UK producer Salvador Navarrete, known for blending alternative rock and shoegaze with Arabic musical influences.
The Impossible Green is a Norwegian rock band from Trondheim formed in 2018. The group consists of Mathias Angelhus, Johannes Konstad Brevik, Markus Margido Drazkowski Teksum, and Adrian Ahtola. Frequently referred to as "Trondheim's best band," they blend elements of rock, Americana, and power pop, and have released acclaimed albums such as Watching the Blue, In Technicolor, and Quicksilver Daydream.
Il Mago Del Gelato is a Milanese band known for its vibrant funk-jazz and afrobeat sound, infused with 1960s Italian cinema. They gained Rolling Stone's "Classe 2023" recognition. Their discography features the EP "Maledetta Quella Notte" and album "Chi È Nicola Felpieri?", collaborating with artists like Mélanie Chedeville and Le Feste Antonacci. They are celebrated for their engaging live performances.
An influential music festival and industry conference held annually in Oslo, Norway, dedicated to showcasing emerging Nordic and international artists on the verge of success.
Vepsestikk is a Bergen, Norway indie quartet blending punk, prog-rock and jazz with driving rhythms, dreamy guitar and improvising trumpets. The band released its debut single “Drømmer jeg?” and an EP in 2023.
Allt: progressive metalcore band from Karlskoga, Sweden, blending audiovisual storytelling and boundary-pushing concepts; known for “From The New World” and touring with Imminence.
London-born Lucinda Chua, a seasoned cellist and singer-songwriter, blends strings, keys, and vocals in ambient soundscapes. She’s toured with Stars of the Lid and FKA twigs.
Unge Obi, a rapper from Oslo, has made a mark on the Norwegian rap scene, winning awards for his rap skills. He's recognized for his unique style.
Haifa-born Palestinian singer/composer & multi-instrumentalist: genre-defying folk-poetry meets electric rock. Albums Desert, Amrat (Cooking Vinyl); played Glastonbury/WOMEX; Bertha Artivism Award.
Mongolian-born, Munich-based Enji blends jazz with her roots in "Sonor," exploring culture and identity. Collaborating with jazz musicians, she crafts music reflecting growth through distance.
Danish drummer Jonathan Jull Ludvigsen, aka J. Ludvig III, blends technical jazz, breakbeats, and emotive melodies. Known for touring with Erika de Casier and Liv.e.
Copenhagen artist Rasmus Littauer fronts School of X: acclaimed melancholic alt-pop. Collaborated w/ MØ, Trentemøller & Liss; toured w/ MØ (Coachella).
Phantom Fire, born in Hordaland, blends lethal blackened metal with classic rock vibes inspired by Motörhead and Iron Maiden. Founded by childhood friends Eld and K.G.
Markella is a Greek-Norwegian artist known for her unique blend of Nordic synth-pop and Greek musical elements. Raised in Greece and Hallingdal, Norway, she crafts music that combines heartbreak and euphoria. Her popular songs include "Burn Again," "Chaos," and "No One Hurts Me Like I Hurt Myself." She released the album "Metamorphosis" and has received national and international acclaim, including features on major editorial playlists and airplay on NRK P3. She has also opened for Marina Satti.
Joyful, socially conscious band formed 2019; blends hip hop, soul & jazz with improv-heavy live shows. Praised by Robert Glasper & Mac Ayres; collab w/ Jazzy Jeff.

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