These three musicians have poured all their love into Ethio-jazz, and after releasing several phenomenal records in the genre, you now have the chance to experience them at this year's Resonator.

This exciting Danish-Swedish quartet takes you on a journey through animal-like vocal experiments, which, together with the relatively modern electric bass, bring minds into harmony with the emotional awakening of their music.

While vinyl as a physical medium has got a comeback in recent years, cassette tapes have also started to gain popularity once again. Lenhart Tapes doesn't just view cassette tapes as a medium to be enjoyed, but also as an opportunity to create a unique musical project.

With the Odense-based choir ROOTS, you'll embark on a journey to various countries, as the singers love to explore the sounds and rhythms of singing traditions from around the world.

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Expect the sound of a road movie that effortlessly shifts gears between dusty country roads and screeching hairpin turns as Viktoria Siff channels equal parts Thelma and Louise on a journey through a diverse alt-country landscape.

Stundom is at all times an enchanting encounter, as the award-winning instrumental trio effortlessly transitions between cinematic soundscapes, chamber music, and traditional Nordic folk music.

Bjonko sets the tone for a Balkan party with a live intensity that leaves no doubt that we are dealing with one of the heavyweight players on the Nordic Balkan beat scene.

There is old – but good! – news from the western front when Det Yderste Hav, in sextet form, plays an authentic Fanøbal with their interpretation of the 300-year-old 'sønderhoning' tradition from the southern tip of the island.

Danish Lene Høst Laura Holm Skyum, together with Swedish Ronja Grafström, have dug deep into their shared evening repertoire and found the best folk drinking songs that two-thirds of Scandinavia has to offer. Together, they invite you to a wet sing-along session about, for, and with clinking glasses, noble drinks, and good company.

El Khat is a psychedelic orchestra that plays on homemade instruments under the direction of multi-instrumentalist Eyal El Wahab. The band is named after the drug widely used in East Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.

From heavy grooves to upbeat horns and flowing synthesizers, they hold nothing back when the 7-member band takes the stage and unleashes their international sound.

Two musicians, each with their own vibrant palette, have joined forces to create a musical explosion of color, where Middle Eastern music and Nordic jazz meet in a sensitive union.

Wacław Zimpel has spent his entire life searching for new musical languages and breaking down boundaries between genres and cultures. The Polish multi-instrumentalist is always on the lookout for collaborations where different instruments, genres, and cultures can meet.

A living legend who champions the secular transmission of several centuries of musical heritage. Lakha Khan is one of the last Manganiar masters and a guardian of the Indian musical treasure in its many and diverse forms.

Ki! was born in South Korea and raised in Denmark, and his broad love for different cultures is clearly reflected in his music

As a trio, Fjärin featuring Rune Barslund will take you on a delicate journey into the Nordic soul, where both the light and dark nuances dance with each other in the twilight between day and night.

At a time when Congo experienced extensive power outages, one could often hear the sound of the large containers carried by the country's traveling oil sellers to bring light to the cities. The sound is said to resemble "kingongolo, kingongolo, kingongolo…".

It’s intense and hungry, celebratory and fabulous when you get the chance to take part in the phenomenon of Seni Reak Juarta Putra. The Indonesian group performs an explosive, total-theatrical session rooted in the Sundanese culture from the western part of the island of Java in Indonesia.

Prepare to immerse yourself in the music as Resonator invites you to a trance session that is both groundbreaking and deeply rooted in traditional Moroccan Gnawa music.