Guuli and the Band recorded this classic containing the hit "Nuilersup Qilaap Seqinersuata". The contributing musicians are Charlotte L. Jensen, Guuli E. Høegh, Aqqaluk Fleischer, "Aqqakasik", Simon "Mooqqu" Løvstrøm, Kista L. Høegh, Agga Olsen, Aqqa Enoch Nielsen, Jorsi Sørensen and Fabrizio Barcanti - many of them are musicians Which has contributed to many other releases. The music is traditional with popped tendencies and the songs are nicely composed with multi-voice songs and good melodies.

The 5^th production of Igaliku! This popular band and their music characteristises Greenlandic music – musicians playing keyboard, accordion, guitar with vocalists singing together. Popular music with lyrics about their love to their home Igaliku, nature, lovesongs, traditions, family etc. Easy sing-along-songs and makes your feet move!! Dancefloor always crowded when music starts – enjoy !

Atsa Andante is a children's sheet from Paamiut that Enok Poulsen has produced. The children's board contains 12 children's songs, which are sung by children from Paamiut, ranging from 1st grade to 8th grade students. It is a cute children's record containing music recorded by Enok Poulsen himself and Manasse Moller on bass and guitar. The children's songs are new and exclusively for children. On the track list you can see that the record contains Greenlandic and Danish songs.

Peand-eL, released with its first album back in 2005, is now out with its second album.

Then Melos Records came out with a new CD after a long time. Melos has produced plates like Zedna and Taaq, and now they came out with a CD with Arne Fisker. A CD best suited to the adult audience. The album offers fresh tracks that can be both dance-friendly and eagerness. Arne Fisker has the ability to get caught up and his way of writing music is both traditional and unconventional at the same time as he may tend to break the red thread - this makes it more interesting. The record contains 9 tracks and was finalized before the summer of 2009. The album was recorded in Melos Records Mobile Studio from 2007-2008. A long-lasting project that has finally hit the street!

Then Qissiat finally came out with their long awaited record. Qissiat is a highly recognized man choir from Nuuk, who has performed several times, not least on KNR TV and in Greenland's cultural center. This CD contains 16 byzings, ie. Songs suitable for each city (see track list). The choir is recorded by Bent Ole Brandt and Titken Jakobsen. The latter is also the choir's diagent, and the songs date back to the 19th century, with a great conviction. Qissiat is the only official male choir in Greenland, and you can hear that they are well-behaved.

This double CD has been produced in connection with the 50th anniversary of the KNR, containing mainly crosses, but also songs with soloists and piano from old recordings that have been stored in KNR's precious archives. There are songs written by Jørgen Fleischer, Henrik Lund, Jonathan Petersen and Laarseeraq Svendsen just to name a few. In addition, there is some satire as well as stories, talks and fun features. It's a real nostalgic listening plate that makes you come back in time and it's definitely a pleasure. One has to say that it is worth gold and a very good gift for the Greenlandic people to share this record containing a total of 50 tracks that are split on 2 CDs.

Peter O. Petersen knows everyone from Greenland's first release with "The Eskimoes", which in his time was on LP, and later he released his own top-selling songs on tapes with hits like "Kiguserigama" and "Nuka". Now you can finally get them on CD and the music is re-mastered by Hans-Jukku Noahsen, so the sound is of today's quality - both cassettes are now assembled on a CD. The music is really fascinating from the old age, and the rhythms are really high gear, and it's only better with the humorous texts written by Peter O. Petersen. There are of course also many serious texts in the songs and he is able to come through many topics that everyone can relate to here. We are proud to be able to get his music back on track!

Samuel Mørch has himself produced his very own record containing 12 melodic tracks in the traditional style, which will always be popular on top. It has been produced in his home studio and Atlantic Studio has made the last impression to complete the project. Samuel Mørch offers positive texts, among other things, about togetherness, nature and ancestors. You get in a good mood when you hear the album, and the melodies are catchy and listenable.

Wilhelm Lynge-koret fra Qaqortoq er allerede et velkendt kor, som har haft succes med tidligere udgivelser. Denne gang har de en harmonikaspillende dame (Gerda Søvndahl) med som virkelig skaber hyggen, og mangfoldigheden. Denne CD består derfor af korsange med harmonikanumre imellem.

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.

DDB most active liveband in Greenland now releasing new production to follow their great success from the first album. DDB known as the blues band in Greenland bring the attention to their knowledge of also playing, rockn´roll, rock, pop and ballads. Songs are new as old ones – many known from their liveconcerts and lyrics are both entertaining, happy and serious.

Rosa Wille, also known from Vajgat Okrkesteret, published this album in 1988, and if you want something real "kalattuut" (Greenlandic folk dance music) this is the album. All the classics, such as "Arnannguaq kavaajalik" and "Maniitsuliarluta", which are among the most famous Kalattut songs in Greenland, are featured on this album. The album also contains swing and roll songs that in themselves are very nice. This group is doing well in the good old fashioned way, and although the many songs on the CD are composed of many different, they still manage to keep the red thread. The style is traditional Greenlandic music and is certainly suitable for the more festive moments, as you can not get in touch with the music.

KISHIMA presenting a new album produced in Atlantic Studio in Nuuk. An emotional and wellproduced album – musicians recorded together – rarely done these days – result is great! Vocals reinforced as a result of great cooperation with producer.(2011)

Denne CD med DVD er et støtteprojekt med NGO som drivkraften for aktiviteter for omsorgssvigtede børn. Viila Sandgreen som er kendt som Ole Kristiansens og Naneruaqs guitarist har formået at producere sin helt egen musik med nye sangerinder på banen. Nemlig selveste Krissie Winberg Berthelsen (Julies søster) og Nivi Pedersen (kendt fra Uummat).

This CD is a digitization of an old popular LP from 1980 with the group Uillut from Qaqortoq. Uillut's album is a nice positive record containing 10 songs and there are 2 women and a man who sings on the songs and makes it more diverse to listen to. The album is acoustic and it will not be more enjoyable with the banjo and bongo drums above the rhythmic guitar. The singers have pleasant voices and if you compare the music with something, it's a good thing to remind you of Per & Birthe's release: Kisimiinngilatit, which is also an acoustic record. The group had the following members: Kaj Lyberth (song & guitar), Esther-Margethe Bentzen (song & bongo drum), Niels Skouby (guitar, banjo, bongo drums & song), Olga Berthelsen (song).

Alloriarneq Nutaaq is a spiritual CD and is suitable for relaxation music as well as meditation or simply as mood music. It is a rare publication and after much demand around the country there is finally a well-worked CD in that genre. The numbers are long (playing time: about 50 minutes) with time to a lot of construction so there is peace to fold out. Henriette Berthelsen stands for this lovely publication, which should be allowed to speak for himself.

Choir by out most famous choir ”Ingeratsiler” recorded in the church in Tasiilaq in Eastgreenland. Songs for the celebration of easter. The choir Ingeratsiler has won great attention for their beautiful arrangements and beautiful vocal performance.

Arctic Spirit here present their heavy-metal album named “Between icebergs”

Aqqaluk Heilmann from Upernavik has worked on his songs for a long time in a home studio and with some help from Atlantic Studio he had finished the album earlier this year (2012). There are a couple of female singers who hold the album while singing himself on most songs. The songs are positive where the style is traditional Greenlandic music with a touch of country and rock 'n' roll. The CD contains 12 songs and is most suitable for the middle aged audience.