With an unparalleled ability to challenge genres and craft unique soundscapes, SOLKUR is poised to take the Danish music scene by storm.

 Underground icon Loke Deph has teamed up with Albert, known as one half of Benal, to form SOLKUR – an innovative electronic rap project with a mission to create something truly original. 

With atmospheric productions, they thunder forward with cinematic storytelling, and in 2025, SOLKUR is ready to open the floodgates.

Having developed cult status in the underground ambient, electronic and beats scene, GODTET are an enigmatic collection of musicians who exist beyond genre.

Marshalled together by guitarist and producer, Dave Rodriguez, GODTET is comprised of Dave, percussionist Dom Kirk, bassist Jan Bangma, drummer Tully Ryan and pianist Andrew Bruce.

You will find GODTET performing in warehouses and concert halls, collaborating with traditional instrumentalists from the African diaspora through to the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Deb Foam

Copenhagen-based Deb Foam is known for her ability to blend raw energy and introspection into her music, reflecting authenticity and capturing the essence of her experiences. Drawing from a mix of EDM, punk, and breakbeat influences, Deb Foam crafts a rebellious and compelling sonic experience characterized by heavy, distorted beats and aggressive synths. Through this intense and dynamic sound, she explores themes of rebellion and resilience, taking listeners on a sincere journey of self-discovery and emotional release.

The Broken Beats are back with their characteristic sound of Whirling Power Pop – dreamy, atmospheric, and filled with energetic emotions. 

With hits like "Essentials" and "The Rules," the band has flourished massively on both P3 and P4 with over 3000+ plays and as Ugens uundgåelige. Live, The Broken Beats are known for their unforgettable concert experiences where the ordinary is dead, and each concert reaches far beyond the stage. 

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Behind the stage name CEVIL is the 24-year-old singer, songwriter and producer Cecilie Vahle. Cecilie has been writing songs since childhood and spent countless hours in the rehearsal room in the attic of her parents' barn in Djursland, absorbed by the many facets of music. Since 2022, Cecilie has lived in Copenhagen and worked purposefully on her music in collaboration with her manager Birk Storm (PRISMA, Laura Ziani, Nicklas Sahl, etc.).

Based on dissonance and endless repetition, the group conjures up massive and overwhelming sonic walls of reverb-heavy and metallic-sounding noise collages, where desperation, high-frequency ecstasy, and aggressive bursts of energy echo through an infinite darkness. 

On stage, the group unfolds as a six-member orchestra, where strings, brass, guitars, electronic percussion, and homemade percussion paint trance-inducing, massive, and breathtaking soundscapes where eternity and the present melt together in an exhausting and almost ceremonial experience. 

New Candys have established themselves as one of the standout names on the European psychedelic rock scene. Signed to the cult label Fuzz Club, the band blends gritty, guitar-driven soundscapes with hypnotic, dreamlike textures – all delivered with an intense live presence.

Hailing from Venice and deeply rooted in the darker corners of rock, New Candys craft a musical universe that balances melancholy and euphoria. Their lyrics delve into surreal and symbol-laden themes, often drawing on the mystery and atmosphere of their hometown.

Rasmus Matthiesen is a songwriter and storyteller rooted in the Danish folk tradition. Recently, he was hailed as “one of the next great unifying voices on the Danish folk-rock and singer-songwriter scene” (All That…).

Kjartan Bue embarks on a DK-tour with his new record ”Spøgelsesunger” and his big ensemble, consisting of some of the most innovative and interesting live-musicians in Denmark, Anders Vestergaard (Girls In Airports), Lars Bech Pilgaard (SVIN), Taus Bregnhøj Olesen (Yngel), Nicolai Kaas Claesson (Horse Orchestra) og Jeppe Højgaard (Rav).