DíSA: A Nordic folk sensation

Hailing from the remote Faroe Islands, DíSA has carved a unique niche in the global music scene with their captivating blend of Nordic folk traditions and contemporary indie sounds. Formed in 2015, the trio comprises sisters Rannva and Siri Bjarnadóttir, along with their cousin Katrin í Geil. Their musical journey began in their childhood, where they were immersed in the rich folk music of their homeland. DíSA's music is characterized by its ethereal melodies, haunting harmonies, and evocative lyrics. They draw inspiration from ancient Faroese ballads and Scandinavian mythology, weaving intricate tales of love, loss, and nature's grandeur. Their fusion of traditional instruments (such as the fiddle and accordion) with modern soundscapes creates a captivating sonic tapestry that resonates with listeners of all backgrounds. Over the past seven years, DíSA has released three critically acclaimed albums: "Útiseta" (2017), "Vápn" (2019), and "Fuglafjørð" (2022). Their music has been featured in numerous films and TV shows, and they have performed to sold-out crowds across Europe and beyond. DíSA's music transcends cultural boundaries, connecting listeners to the rugged beauty of their Faroese heritage while simultaneously forging a new path in contemporary folk music. Their ethereal harmonies and poignant lyrics captivate the soul, leaving an enduring mark on the hearts of those who experience it. "A musical force that transports you to a realm of ancient tales and timeless melodies."