Gunnfjauns Kapell

Svante Pettersson

Hemållt

Margits Sånger

Blackthorn

Volund

Ensemble Villancico

Triller

Jan Ekedahl

Ziya Aytekin

Burgess, Ådin & Wingård

Luntilua

Orientexpressen

Eitre

Utlottningen

Don't for a moment make the assumption that the traditional music of Bohuslän can be characterised the same way as the typical native of that region, “calm and steady”. Hemållt turns the energy and tempo of the traditional tunes up a few extra notches, despite the fact that “hemållt” is a dialect word meaning something akin to cosy.

Hemållt have been playing together since 1989 and have toured extensively throughout Scandinavia and the continent. From past forays in the Celtic music tradition Hemållt flirt with the countries surrounding the North Sea when they delve into the musical treasures of Bohuslän on their first album. To get everybody on their feet when the record is played they worked with dance co-producer Mona Lundberg.

Hemållt is:

Christer Ådin - mandola, mandolin, accordion, jew's harps
Mia Gunberg Ådin - fiddle, vocals
Anders Ådin - guitar, vocals, hurdy-gurdy

In concert the music is visualised by the dance company Fläck under the combined name of Hemållt på Fläck.

Hemållts official homepage

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