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.

Atlantic Studio's first release was with the Isit group, which was recorded in 1998. Isit comes from Aasiaat and consists of 4 band members. The album contains 10 tracks. The numbers are pop / rock and are hosted by Karl Sivertsen (formerly in Sume). A few of the songs are singed by Ane Vahl from Nanortalik. The topics are most about love and sing with an Aasiaat accent by Ango Olsen. The melodies are melodic and the actual guitar game is great game. The music is mostly young.

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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.

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 ...

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!

Simon Lynge er bosat i Los Angeles, hvor han har fået produceret denne pragtfulde plade. Simon Lynge har boet i USA i flere år nu og har spillet mange steder i verden med sin dejlige sang og musik sammen med nogle af verdens bedste musikere som har forelsket sig i Simons melodiske numre.

Johanne Wille nutaaq!/Ny Johanne Wille!

Inuk, det topsælgende band med deres udgivelse Aanngalerneq som solgte til guld, er nu ude med en efterfølger kaldet Qalipaatit. Coveret viser et træ i forskellige farver med hvide prikker som helt sikkert symboliserer albummets indhold. Sangene er igen blevet produceret af den svenske producer Jacob Cristofer Andersson, og Inuk-bandet er genkendeligt og spiller ballade-pop når det er bedst. Bandet er et aktivt band som spiller jævnligt og det kan høres. Under sangskrivningen er Inunnguaq Petrussens lillebror Gustav også kommet med, og det er tilsammen blevet til 10 sange. Albummet er i den blødere hyggelige ende og Inunnguaqs rolige stemme bakkes godt op af Gustav. Der har været plads til både guitar- og keyboardtemaer undervejs og albummets helhedsfornemmelse fungerer. Det er et album som mange har ventet på siden deres sidste landeplage.

Release: 4. december!

This record was recorded in 1999. It contains 8 tracks. All songs are sung by youngsters from Narsaq and the style is very popular song with calm numbers. It was Silamiut in Narsaq's youth club Nanoq who collaborated with a group of selected youngsters to make the album reality, and that was fine. The songs are about upbringing, sport, love and other youthful topics.

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Production with music from the settlement Kangersuatsiaq. Traditionel Greenlandic music expressed by different artists from the village – songs about surroundings, way of life, familie, traditions etc.(2002)

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Sonnet from Nuuk is released with their long-awaited debut album Unnuaru, which contains 10 Greenlandic and English songs. Sonnet has played a lot of concerts with great success before recording the album - this has given them the training needed to record as well a record. The album "Unnuaru" consists of ballads as well as music that is the most of her at the popping end. The band is for 6 people and the singer Kristine Thomsen is singing in harmony with the music. The album was produced in 2007.

Mariina - Greenland's greatest singer has ever sold most albums of all heroes in Greenland. "Eqqarsaatinga" is the second edition of the band and contains some of the biggest hits in Greenland's music history, such as the tilting song "Eqqarsaatinga", "Tusarpara" and "Nujarsui", which has been said to be the raw game in the Greenlandic home. Now these songs have finally returned to the market after many years of demand. The record is from 1993 and consists of 10 numbers. Mariina is still active on stage, and thanks to Hans Lange for the magnificent songs he was able to write, as they proved to be immortal songs that once again revive from generation to generation.

Nive Nielsen came out with this album earlier this year (2009), and along with the band she has given lots of concerts around the world, especially in Greenland. The music style is very original where it can be difficult to place the genre, but if you like music like Norah Jones and Swan Lee, you're not wrong with this magnificent album. Nive Nielsen stands out with her gentle voice and the melodies are lovely down the ground, creating a satisfying presence and the texts are entertaining and easy to relate to. The record contains 15 songs - 12 songs in English and 3 in Greenlandic. The number "Room" became a radio hit and the accompanying music video is shown once in a while on the KNR as people have responded well, not least because of its distinctive style and visual appearance. This popular album is a nice and intense album to listen to and its more or less modest impression gives a real boost to the listener.

Then our new distribution came with a new group called Sisit, and they have just finished this nice album "Uanniik Ilinnut", consisting mainly of rhythmic pop and ballads. The songs are melodic with good texts dealing with many recognizable things with love in front, and the singer Ludvig Svendsen, who has written the songs together with Jan Olsen and Nukannguaq Kajusen (Inuk), sings with a vowel that is very prominent on the record. One can feel that the singer challenges himself, and with the musicians like the aforementioned and Malik Andersen (Arctic Spirits), Aasaf Olsen and Niels Ole Olsen (Liima Inui), it works well and you can clearly feel the home study atmosphere. The songs are written from 1998-2009 and the record contains 12 songs, recorded in Sisit Studio 2010.

The band is from Qeqertarsuaq and is called "Tulleriit" and consists of 3 Zeeb brothers and Knud Brandt. Nukannguaq Zeeb (the oldest of 3) singing and playing guitar, Zakorat Zeeb singing and playing electric guitar, Hans-Jørgen Zeeb (the youngest of the 3) playing drummers and Knud Brandt plays bass and singing. The CD contains songs written over a number of years, where the style is popped and delightfully energetic with catchy melodies. Juuna A. Zethsen has produced the album in Atlantic Studio Nuuk.

Aalut, who has sold so many LPs, cassettes and CDs that everything is completely sold out, is now out with a collection of their best works throughout 5 albums. This best-of-record contains 17 songs and it contains hits for hits! The songs are still heard on KNR daily and finally the songs are available to people again, but this time with better sound than the originals as it has been modernized to today's quality. Aalut is known for their reggae rhythms and exciting multi-voice vowels.

Pilu Noahsen has now released his debut album "Pissanganarsileqaaq" and it is undoubtedly one of the albums of the year! Pilu is already a famous name in the world of music where she has participated in groups like Nuutit, Qarsoq and Qullissara as a crossword. This time she is allowed to embark on an entire album that involves rock, pop and well-written ballads, and her vocal is absolutely eminent. Juuna A. Sethsen has written nine out of ten songs on the album while Mads Petersen has written a single song. The helping hands of the album have also had an important role with Titben Jacobsen on saxophone, Adam Kjeldsen on rhythm guitar and choir and Nathan Kreutzmann on choir. Juuna A. Sethsen has been responsible for the theme of the songs as well as how the entire album should be arranged and it's really a great job that we at Atlantic Music are proud to publish. Juuna A. Zethsen has also played guitar and keyboard roles and helped with some choir. Aalut Zethsen plays drums on the album and Malik Andersen plays bass. These boys already know each other well from their own band "Arctic Spirits" and it may sound that they are combined to win this project, which will probably heat many homes in the cold winter season.

Katsi Kleist, originally from South Greenland, has participated in several releases, and after many years of development she has produced her first solo album. The album contains 10 earthy songs where the style is acoustically influenced by gentle guitar themes, electronic background sounds and listenable melodies. The album stays at the gentle end and if you are to country and lovely ballads it's just the case! Katsi's texts deal with positive things where the cover of the family, happy surroundings and lovely memories tells you very well about what this album implies. Katsi is helped by talented musicians and the album is beautifully produced. The album's title is called "Qujanaq", which in english  means "Thanks".