LINEAGE & RENEWAL MUSIC
LINEAGE & RENEWAL MUSIC
LINEAGE & RENEWAL MUSIC
LINEAGE & RENEWAL MUSIC
ÆT is a musical meeting between two cultural and aesthetic worlds: the Nordic and the Middle Eastern. Breathing fresh light into the Danish song heritage, ÆT’s arrangements draw on Arabic and Middle Eastern traditions—where harmonies and chords play a lesser role than in Western music, giving way to intricate melodies and rich, layered rhythms. Traditional instruments such as the oud, baglama, and hand percussion weave into the Danish language and melodies, granting them a new expressive depth and a unique cross-cultural voice.
ÆT is a musical meeting between two cultural and aesthetic worlds: the Nordic and the Middle Eastern. Breathing fresh light into the Danish song heritage, ÆT’s arrangements draw on Arabic and Middle Eastern traditions—where harmonies and chords play a lesser role than in Western music, giving way to intricate melodies and rich, layered rhythms. Traditional instruments such as the oud, baglama, and hand percussion weave into the Danish language and melodies, granting them a new expressive depth and a unique cross-cultural voice.
ÆT er et musikalsk møde mellem to kulturelle og æstetiske verdener: den nordiske og den mellemøstlige. Med ny energi og friskhed kaster ÆT lys over den danske sangtradition, idet deres arrangementer trækker på arabiske og mellemøstlige musiktraditioner – hvor harmonier og akkorder spiller en mindre rolle end i den vestlige musik, og hvor komplekse melodier og rige, lagdelte rytmer i stedet træder frem. Traditionelle instrumenter som oud, baglama og håndpercussion flettes sammen med det danske sprog og melodierne og giver dem en ny udtryksdybde og en unik, kulturelt krydsende stemme.
ÆT er et musikalsk møde mellem to kulturelle og æstetiske verdener: den nordiske og den mellemøstlige. Med ny energi og friskhed kaster ÆT lys over den danske sangtradition, idet deres arrangementer trækker på arabiske og mellemøstlige musiktraditioner – hvor harmonier og akkorder spiller en mindre rolle end i den vestlige musik, og hvor komplekse melodier og rige, lagdelte rytmer i stedet træder frem. Traditionelle instrumenter som oud, baglama og håndpercussion flettes sammen med det danske sprog og melodierne og giver dem en ny udtryksdybde og en unik, kulturelt krydsende stemme.
YOSSI KARUTCHI
YOSSI KARUTCHI
YOSSI KARUTCHI
YOSSI KARUTCHI
Frame Drums, Vocals, Producer & Arranger
Frame Drums, Vocals, Producer & Arranger
Frame Drums, Vocals, Producer & Arranger
Frame Drums, Vocals, Producer & Arranger
Founder of ÆT, Karutchi creates musical spaces where tradition is approached personally and enriched by each musician’s cultural and musical background. With the same vision, he co-founded the trio Hudna, recipient of three DMA World Awards, which has performed at major stages such as Roskilde Festival, SPOT, and Tønder Festival, as well as touring across Europe. With ÆT, his vision is to preserve the Nordic essence in the music while adding new dimensions that open Danish musical heritage to the world
Founder of ÆT, Karutchi creates musical spaces where tradition is approached personally and enriched by each musician’s cultural and musical background. With the same vision, he co-founded the trio Hudna, recipient of three DMA World Awards, which has performed at major stages such as Roskilde Festival, SPOT, and Tønder Festival, as well as touring across Europe. With ÆT, his vision is to preserve the Nordic essence in the music while adding new dimensions that open Danish musical heritage to the world
Founder of ÆT, Karutchi creates musical spaces where tradition is approached personally and enriched by each musician’s cultural and musical background. With the same vision, he co-founded the trio Hudna, recipient of three DMA World Awards, which has performed at major stages such as Roskilde Festival, SPOT, and Tønder Festival, as well as touring across Europe. With ÆT, his vision is to preserve the Nordic essence in the music while adding new dimensions that open Danish musical heritage to the world
Founder of ÆT, Karutchi creates musical spaces where tradition is approached personally and enriched by each musician’s cultural and musical background. With the same vision, he co-founded the trio Hudna, recipient of three DMA World Awards, which has performed at major stages such as Roskilde Festival, SPOT, and Tønder Festival, as well as touring across Europe. With ÆT, his vision is to preserve the Nordic essence in the music while adding new dimensions that open Danish musical heritage to the world
ORHAN ÖZGÜR TURAN
ORHAN ÖZGÜR TURAN
ORHAN ÖZGÜR TURAN
ORHAN ÖZGÜR TURAN
Bağlama, Oud, Vocals
Bağlama, Oud, Vocals
Bağlama, Oud, Vocals
Bağlama, Oud, Vocals
Orhan Özgür Turan is an acclaimed bağlama (saz) and oud player, celebrated for his ability to merge the distinctive sounds and traditions of these instruments with the worlds of rock, jazz, and classical music. His unique musical approach has led to collaborations with leading artists such as Sorten Muld, Cæcilie Norby, Jacob Bro, Dreamers’ Circus, and many others, both on stage and in the studio.
In recognition of his artistry, Orhan was awarded Roots Artist of the Year at the 2017 DMA Roots Awards and was nominated for Tradition Prize of the Year in 2020.
Orhan Özgür Turan is an acclaimed bağlama (saz) and oud player, celebrated for his ability to merge the distinctive sounds and traditions of these instruments with the worlds of rock, jazz, and classical music. His unique musical approach has led to collaborations with leading artists such as Sorten Muld, Cæcilie Norby, Jacob Bro, Dreamers’ Circus, and many others, both on stage and in the studio. In recognition of his artistry, Orhan was awarded Roots Artist of the Year at the 2017 DMA Roots Awards and was nominated for Tradition Prize of the Year in 2020.
Orhan Özgür Turan is an acclaimed bağlama (saz) and oud player, celebrated for his ability to merge the distinctive sounds and traditions of these instruments with the worlds of rock, jazz, and classical music. His unique musical approach has led to collaborations with leading artists such as Sorten Muld, Cæcilie Norby, Jacob Bro, Dreamers’ Circus, and many others, both on stage and in the studio.
In recognition of his artistry, Orhan was awarded Roots Artist of the Year at the 2017 DMA Roots Awards and was nominated for Tradition Prize of the Year in 2020.
Orhan Özgür Turan is an acclaimed bağlama (saz) and oud player, celebrated for his ability to merge the distinctive sounds and traditions of these instruments with the worlds of rock, jazz, and classical music. His unique musical approach has led to collaborations with leading artists such as Sorten Muld, Cæcilie Norby, Jacob Bro, Dreamers’ Circus, and many others, both on stage and in the studio. In recognition of his artistry, Orhan was awarded Roots Artist of the Year at the 2017 DMA Roots Awards and was nominated for Tradition Prize of the Year in 2020.
HELENE TUNGELUND
HELENE TUNGELUND
HELENE TUNGELUND
HELENE TUNGELUND
Vocals, Harp
Vocals, Harp
Vocals, Harp
Vocals, Harp
Helene Tungelund is deeply rooted in Danish musical traditions and works actively to preserve and develop them. With her project Sylfide — winner of the 2023 DMA Roots Awards for New Roots Name of the Year and Roots Track of the Year — she explores Denmark’s cultural heritage by uniting Nordic folk music with modern songwriting and elements from the pop world.
In 2020, she received the Roots Release of the Year award at DMA Roots for the album Mother Tongues with the vocal trio Nevesta’s Voice.
Helene Tungelund is deeply rooted in Danish musical traditions and works actively to preserve and develop them. With her project Sylfide — winner of the 2023 DMA Roots Awards for New Roots Name of the Year and Roots Track of the Year — she explores Denmark’s cultural heritage by uniting Nordic folk music with modern songwriting and elements from the pop world.
In 2020, she received the Roots Release of the Year award at DMA Roots for the album Mother Tongues with the vocal trio Nevesta’s Voice.
Helene Tungelund is deeply rooted in Danish musical traditions and works actively to preserve and develop them. With her project Sylfide — winner of the 2023 DMA Roots Awards for New Roots Name of the Year and Roots Track of the Year — she explores Denmark’s cultural heritage by uniting Nordic folk music with modern songwriting and elements from the pop world.
In 2020, she received the Roots Release of the Year award at DMA Roots for the album Mother Tongues with the vocal trio Nevesta’s Voice.
Helene Tungelund is deeply rooted in Danish musical traditions and works actively to preserve and develop them. With her project Sylfide — winner of the 2023 DMA Roots Awards for New Roots Name of the Year and Roots Track of the Year — she explores Denmark’s cultural heritage by uniting Nordic folk music with modern songwriting and elements from the pop world.
In 2020, she received the Roots Release of the Year award at DMA Roots for the album Mother Tongues with the vocal trio Nevesta’s Voice.
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