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.

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.

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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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The soundtrack for the biggest movie about Greenland "Heart of Light" consists of very different music aimed at all ages. The title song itself is very beautiful and thoughtful. Among Greenlandic music you can mention Mariina and SUME. Selvka Nukaaka Motzfeldt contributes a nice drum dance, which is to be enjoyed, as it is rarely heard of recordings of female drum dancers. Other artists include TV2, the KLF, Laid Back, the Vajgat Orchestra and many others. The CD came out in 1998 and contains a total of 23 tracks - some of the tracks are replicas from the movie.

The soundtrack for the most notorious movie about Sumé is finally on the street! The CD contains 17 songs from the movie exclusively by Sumé. The CD contains some of Sumé's biggest songs, and with such a track list it is clearly the best collection to date. Sumé, which is Greenland's most influential rock band for both the music in Greenland and also for the entire population. The lyrics and the music have stirred up like nothing else, and the whole people have taken their music in such a significant form that it is still applicable after more than 40 years.

This city album is filled with different kinds of music as it is a city album packed with different genres ranging from pop ... hiphop ... ballads to rock 'n' roll. The album contains 12 songs of some of the more active musicians residing in Qaqortoq. Aniaaq is the name of Qaqortoq's fjord, so they have chosen the name "Aniaarmiit" - those from Aniaaq. The album contains songs from the festive band Suernerit, the popular youth star Nikolaj Lønstrup and Simon Simonsen himself has his own rock 'n' roll song that is already a very popular song just to name a few of the contributors. There are many different artists with and it's a record for everyone - a real family album. It certainly will spread a lot of joy.