This 1994 CD contains 12 songs played by different musicians. The number that has been blamed for the great popularity is undoubtedly Kuupik Kleist's "Silama Qeqqa", which has a nice heavy relaxing effect on the listener. His deep voice and the lovely guitar game is a fantastic cocktail that goes into a higher unit. The other contributors on the record are Frederik Kristensen, Iisaavaraq Petrussen, Juaansi Lynge, Inunnguaq Petrussen and Vivi Lynge Petrussen.

Inuk who has been on the track for many years got their very big breakthrough with the album Aanngalerneq. Songs like Oqaluttuannguaq and Qerisutut became landslides and Inuk is one of the most active bands on the live scene around Greenland.

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SUME - Greenland's answer to Beatles became the first ULO band to come out with a record.

This CD is just for tourists who want the true Greenlandic culture. The CD contains 55 tracks with some of the biggest drum dancers from all over Greenland. It will not be more original than this - the oldest recordings are over 100 years old (1905), so it almost feels that you're back in time when listening to the drum dances. Sound quality varies greatly from number to number so there is definitely drum dance for every taste. In addition to Greenlandic drum dancers, there are also some from Canada, and inside the cover there are great descriptions of how the recordings have taken place (both in Greenlandic and English). The CD was released in 1992.

Drum dances
Greenlandic drum dances are, like the relatives found in Eastern and Central Canada, based around a single dancer who composes his song by his family while he dances, usually in a qaggi, a snow-house built just for community events such as the drum dance . The men's drum dancing skills are evaluated by his endurance in his long performance and the nature of his compositions. Drum dances are an important element of Greenlandic Inuit cultural cohesion, and function as personal expression, pure entertainment and social sanction.
Many drumdances are competitive in nature, featuring two song cousins ​​who humorously sing and dance, while pointing out the flaws in the other. This is generally a light-hearted, convivial event, but is also sometimes used to settle serious duels between warring families or individuals; The jokes are prepared ahead of time and the person who evokes the most laughter from the audience is considered the victor

NINA presenting her first solo album. She deserves speciel attention with her unique voice and great commitment whenever performing. She and her husband Malik have been performing live for many years and are wellknown on the Greenlandic musicscene. This album is remarkable as her vocals are outstanding as well as songs are catchy and warm.

Then Julie is on the track again! This time in Danish with a few surprises in the form of guests like Nik & Jay and Søs Fenger, and the album "Lige Nu" contains 15 songs. The song "Good Again", written by Julie and Søs Fenger in favor of NANU children, is not quite unknown when it was heard of DR's Christmas greeting to Greenland. The title song "Just Now", which is the first single from the album, is already an earmagger from the radio and not only does it get it in Greenlandic and you can call it a bonus! The song "Ingerlateqqiuk" is a lovely positive and life-loving song that Julie sings amazingly, and the whole album is spicy with a creative Julie Berthelsen in the songwriting and not surprisingly, the songs are also top. In addition, the "A Burning Moment" melody is known as the "2900 Happiness" TV3 - now in Danish, and with so many different songs, the album is colorful in which modern pop is offered with more exciting twists. "Right Now" is Julie's fourth album, and her voice is obviously perfect for the Danish language, which creates a nice healthy plate with lots of energy and a Julie in top form!

Sume released this album in 1973 and took the whole of Greenland by storm! Numbers like "Piffiit Nunaat", "Imigassaq" and "Heimaey Eqqaallugu" are contributing to this brilliant album, known to everyone. Sume is not just a band but a cultural heritage for the Greenlandic people, so it's a pleasure to get this CD on the street, as before, was just about to get on LP. Their songs are considered part of the history of Greenland and they represent the greatest songs in the country's music history. There are no Greenlandic musicians who do not know Sume, and this album is a good reason for this. The album "Sumut" was released on CD to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the band.

This collection CD came out in 1989 and contains the very big names in Greenlandic music. Names like Zikaza, Ole Kristiansen, Sume and Naneruaq participate in this lovely collection (see track list). You get an insight into where Greenlandic music is today. The music on this album continues from generation to generation and it is a pleasure to hear so well-produced songs that are still heard today both for the young and for the elderly. An extra bonus on this CD is Egon Sikivat, as drum dancer at the beginning and end of this CD, so you can do it all. Egon Sikivat, a world-renowned drummer, died in 2009, and is known for example from Sume's first release, the short film "Inuup Tarraa" and many concerts around the world.

Nuutit comes from Nuuk, and has released before. They have probably never been as successful as they came with this album. People became totally wild with them, not least because of the guests Julie Berthelsen and Nina Kreutzmann. The songs are beautiful and thoughtful. Hans Jukku Noahsen (Qarsoq) sings beautiful and plays an amazing guitar. Pilu Noahsen and Birgitte Platou sing beautifully, making their numbers most popular in radio stations. The record was recorded in 2002 and contains 12 pop-up tracks. It has sold to silver and still sells on full drunk.

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Second production from the rockband DDR produced in 2004. Listening to tracks you will find af huge development in their music as a result of many live jobs. Subjects are more serious and sensitive. The production was chosen to mark the Atlantic Studio 10 year jubilee.

Greenland's first punk band is called Piitsukkut. They recorded this CD in the year 1980, which contains 11 numbers. Piitsukut is known for their nationalist texts that can both be charming and highly offensive. The four boys in the band come from South Greenland, and their CD quickly became a big hit. Everything in the band plays in a rough seventies style, and the most dominant element on the CD is the deep and loud voice of the singer who expresses the true feelings of the band about their songs

After their first success, they were almost bound to come out with a new record. This made them to the highest extent by publishing a CD that became even more popular than the first. This CD is one of Greenland's best-selling CDs ever. It was produced in 1988 and contains 10 songs - including "Miki" and "Unnuaq Sungamami?". Siiva's unique singing voice hits the audience with an indescribable energy that captures the listener completely. Zikaza - Greenlandic music at its best! This is proved every time Siiva is on stage and there is always a crowded crowd of people of both young and old.

So the most wanted collection plate is finally back on the market! Ataatsimut 4 contains 12 songs, where it is Ole Kristiansen's song "Anorersuaq" which is the most well-known song on the record. He has also contributed his song "Asanninneq", which is also a very well-known song. This album is packed with talented artists such as Erland Olsen who plays his lovely party song "Unnuk Taanna" and Zikaza, who plays the song "Kammalaat". The CD was produced in 1987.

This beautiful release comes from the ICC's concerts. All the best performances are collected, where the recordings originate from 1980-1989. This is everything from true old-fashioned drum dance to choir singing and choir singing. The talented artists come from the ethnic countries. The world-famous Egon Sikivat from East Greenland, and one of Greenland's most beautiful choirs (Inngeratiles), also contributes to the record, which contains 47 numbers. The CD is a steam for tourists who want a piece of the real product home to their home country. The CD was released in 1992.

SUME fans located across the coast have been waiting for this 1994 release. Their style is the same with their multi-voice vocals and pace-changing music. There are both fast and slow songs that still focus on both the younger and the older audience. SUME is one of the few bands that hits such a broad audience that no matter where they play, there will always be a full house. It is also amazing that such an old band still can hold together and make wonderful music. This CD contains 12 well-known songs.

The illusion came out in 1997 with 10 songs. Their music style is popped with a little polka in between. Among others, Johannes Berthelsen, Gustav Ostermann, Steen Olsen and Nuka Absolonsen participate in the album. Musicians you can not fault. The songs are best suited to the middle aged audience

Self-Povl Dissing came to Greenland to record this CD, which is about Greenland. If you are at Povl Dissing, this CD is a must have! Povl Dissing always keeps his style, but this time he has collaborated with some of the best musicians in Greenland (among others Jorsi Sørensen and Nuka Absolonsen). The CD was produced in 1997 and contains 10 numbers, how many of the numbers concern Greenland. Notice the number "Parca Polka", which is a lazy Greenlandic folk dance song - this time with Povl Dissing as a singer.

Karl Sivertsen (Aqqartartoq) er en af de mest garvede musikere i Grønland har sammen med sit daværende band ”ULO”, skabt et af de mest originale albums i Grønlands musikhistorie. Albummet har en meget stor popularitet, ikke mindst på grund af titelsangen og den vaskeægte halvfjerserlyd som skaber den helt ægte feeling for lytterne som var unge i den tid. Denne cd henvender sig både til unge og ældre.

Nuunoq Johansen who has stood for this magnificent album is not an unknown name in the world of music. He has been called Greenland's answer to Joe Satriani, and you hear the instrumental numbers on this album where he fires it in the best possible way, you understand why. He has been able to experience him with Kalak when playing concerts, and now he has made an excellent album with varying songs and has mixed musicians and singers with the help of his musical friends. The album has been a long way, and here are some from the guest list who say it all: Julius Larsen (Ole Kristiansen Band), Villad Sandgreen (Liima Inui), Renë Fleischer (Discobay Blues), Kaali Olsen (Kalak), Nina K. Jørgensen, Nuka V. Petersen, Titken Jakobsen, Hans Jukku Noahsen (Nuutit), Jonas Fleischer (Discobay Blues) and more. The album contains 10 songs and was finalized this summer in 2008. If you hear the entire album, you will be invited to modern pop, blues and rock where the guitar along with the vowels has the dominant role, but what makes this album different are the lovely shifts that can Tend to get into a universe in the best Pink Floyd style. Nuunoq's eminent guitar game is in international class and he has the ability to make an instrumental number extremely interesting listening to where the guitar sings and screams so listeners get goose skin. All songs are well-played by all musicians and it is a pleasure to hear the different instruments being played full from song to song ...