In enTmenschT, Danish composer Line Tjornhoj intricately weaves together the stories of two ill-fated couples to delve into the mysterious nature of the true self. Against the backdrop of the early 20th century and the tumultuous devastation of two world wars, this haunting and virtuosic song cycle reveals unexpected and thought-provoking insights into the human condition. Tjornhoj’s masterful work is a testament to her compositional prowess and unwavering dedication to exploring the intricate depths of the human experience in our modern age.

They endured their first musical apprenticeship with Povl Dissing, and when a few years ago they chose to stand on their own two feet under the name Dissing & Las, they immediately proved that they belong to the absolute top within the new generation of Danish-language rock and blues musicians .

Med krøllede danske tekster og skarpe iagttagelser af det der foregår på begge sider af ligusterhækken, får Enemark rørt godt og grundigt rundt i den musikalske frikadellefars.

Anne Efternøler & Lige Børn is the debut as a band leader of trumpet player and composer Anne Efternøler (Anne Andersson).

There was no plan to do it, not on paper not on a wish list, maybe just when someone asked. Will you ever do an album in Danish. I would answer yeah, maybe one day, not giving it more thought, until that day suddenly unexpected came around. One of my best friends who know all about my life and also happens to be the author of my biography “Vagabond”, Lars Daneskov. One day sent me the lyrics to one song. I had never in my entire career sung other peoples lyrics or written music to lyrics, so this would now be the first time.

Marie Key Kristiansen better known as Marie Key is a Danish pop singer and songwriter. On "Giganter" Marie Key has replaced her naive and curly everyday puppet for the benefit of synthetic R&B, as we know from Medina and Nik & Jay. This is not a random comparison, as both appear on "Giganter", which is Keys fourth solo album.

Sort Sol is a pioneer rock band from Copenhagen, Denmark. The band was formed in 1977 as a punk rock outfit, originally under the name Sods (stylized as SODS). The name Sort Sol was taken in the early 1980s. It translates to English as black sun and is named after a nature phenomenon particular to Denmark, where huge bird flocks gather in the sky and appear to block out the sun. For reasons unknown, the Danish press often refers to their musical style as punk due to their origin, though nearly everything they have put out since 1980 is more reminiscent of styles such as post-punk, gothic rock, and even industrial music.

This is a story about a struggle for power in old Denmark, and a magnificent opera about events which led to the murder of King Erik Clipping in 1286. To present this dramatic episode from Danish history, a power play rooted in love, jealousy and honor, Heise composed gripping music with a razor-sharp dramatic sense and great lyrical beauty.

A stream of music, poetry and life flows through Danish singer Helene Blum & fiddler Harald Haugaard's first joint album. A stream where the individual word, the tone and the individual human being are part of something bigger. Is part of an effervescent stream that has flowed through music, traditions and people for centuries.

Peter Summer's new album is the songwriter's most unique rock album since he was 'To the Rats, to the Crows, to the Dogs' more than ten years ago. And although the rock songs in 2020 are not nearly as bubbly as they were back in 2008, it far outstrips him that he will eventually adhere to his faithful Tigger orchestra throughout an entire album's length.

With his symphonies the Danish composer Rued Langgaard offered 16 vastly different versions of what a symphony can be. His captivating, complex genius made room for all conceivable idioms and a wealth of styles ranging from the grandiosely Late Romantic to the purest Absurdism. This box is the first collected recording of Langgaard's 16 symphonies based on the critical edition of the scores; recordings which demonstrate, with spectacular sound quality, Langgaards masterly grasp of the orchestra and his ecstatic view of art: "Mr. Dausgaard's keen advocacy elicits polished, persuasive accounts that live up to Langgaard's motto: 'Long Live Beauty'", wrote The New York Times.