Ethnically and Culturally Inspired Music
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by Luíra
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Luíra is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and music producer of primaeval folk and vocal music from the barren tundra of Arctic Norway.
Her music is an acquired taste: a unique blend of indigenous music, experimental alternative rock, classical, and folk music.
She created her very own style with polyphonic voices, folk instruments, her Sami drum, throat singing, and last but not least: joik.
Through her art, Luíra reminds us of our intrinsic connection with nature, inviting us to pause, listen, and harmonize with the world around us. She creates an immersive musical and spiritual experience that celebrates the profound bond with the wonders of nature.
Coming from classical music, and traveling later on through the thrilling world of metal with her band Adeia, this is something completely different and exciting. Luíra's compositions and songs have a classical foundation and she builds bridges between the classical and alternative world. Ancient indigenous, folk, and classical instruments come together in a distinctive way: from a Sami frame drum, violin drum, jaw harp, Finnish jouhikko, Norwegian Hardanger violin to bone percussion and classical instruments: violins and violas.
Combining her unique skill set as a musician with a special expertise in different musical styles, a distinct expression is created that only belongs to Luíra.
Her music is an acquired taste: a unique blend of indigenous music, experimental alternative rock, classical, and folk music.
She created her very own style with polyphonic voices, folk instruments, her Sami drum, throat singing, and last but not least: joik.
Through her art, Luíra reminds us of our intrinsic connection with nature, inviting us to pause, listen, and harmonize with the world around us. She creates an immersive musical and spiritual experience that celebrates the profound bond with the wonders of nature.
Coming from classical music, and traveling later on through the thrilling world of metal with her band Adeia, this is something completely different and exciting. Luíra's compositions and songs have a classical foundation and she builds bridges between the classical and alternative world. Ancient indigenous, folk, and classical instruments come together in a distinctive way: from a Sami frame drum, violin drum, jaw harp, Finnish jouhikko, Norwegian Hardanger violin to bone percussion and classical instruments: violins and violas.
Combining her unique skill set as a musician with a special expertise in different musical styles, a distinct expression is created that only belongs to Luíra.
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