OJKOS returns to the SVS airwaves with a fresh take on timbre and improvisation with a mix made by cellist, composer, conductor and OJKOS member Andrine Dyblie Erdal. Featuring music by Espen Reinertsen, his duo project Streifenjunko alongside Eivind Lønning, extracts from epic symphonic works by Mahler and Strauss, Anja Lauvdal and more.

Anja Lauvdal - Fantasie for Agathe Backer Grøndahl
Maria Kannegaard - Frem [02:50]
Espen Reinertsen - Krusningspunkt [09:44]
Gustav Mahler (BBC Symphony Orchestra, Sir John Pritchard) - Symphony No 3: Utricht [13:52]
Streifenjunko - Like Driving [17:25]
Caroline Shaw (Attacca Quartet) – Valencia [24:13]
Christian Wallumrød Ensemble - Kurzam und Onward [30:00]
Richard Strauss (Czech National Symphony Orchestra, Ophelie Galliard) - Don Quixote op. 35: Variation VIII [32:52]
Espen Reintertsen - Biofobi [34:44]

SVS is proud to present a unique mix compiled by a flux of extraordinary artists performing at a Oslo's Victoria Nasjonal Jazzscene tomorrow evening. All tickets sales for this event support Redd Barna's cause to raise funds for vulnerable children currently suffering in Gaza. We hope the unifying medium of music offers a fitting opportunity to bring people together.

Trio Djup (Frida Fredrikke Waaler Wærvågen, Inga Grytås Byrkjeland, Torun Sæter Stavseng - cellos)

Espen Berg - Folketone [00:22]
Erik Satie (Helene Grimaud, piano) - Gnossienes, I. [05:13]
Jan Martin Smørdal - Choosing to Sing II [08:15]
Maurice Ravel (Bertrand Chamayou, piano) - Kaddisch, Melodie hebraique in C Minor [09:54]
J S Bach (Murray Perahia, piano) - French Suite No. 5 in G Major, BWV 816: III. Sarabande [13:58]
Benedicte Maurseth - Heilo [18:02]

Bugge Wesseltoft (piano)

Awa Poulo - Djulau [25:21]
Can - Paris 73 Zwei [29:32]
Tuva Halse - Zeptember [32:41]
Nico Niquo - Blue Ecco [38:58]
Adama Barry - Soukalen [41:37]

Javif Afsari Rad (santur)

Kayhan Kalhor, Ali Bahrami Fard -Dancing Under the Walnut Tree [46:42]
Dastan Ensemble, Hossein Behroozinia - Vertex [54:19]
Hafez Nazeri, Shahram Nazeri, Paul Neubeauer, Zakir Hussain, Glen Velez, Rumi Symphony Chorus, James Bagwell - Eternal Return: Solitude [59:51]
Kayhan Kalhor, Rembrandt Frerichs Trio - Dawn: I. Introduction [1:02:49]
Soheil Mokhberi - Ordibehesht [1:07:19]

Gregor Riddell (cello)

BirdWorld - Til Liv (feat. Harpreet Bansal) [1:12:18]
Dirty Projectors - Just From Chevron [1:16:02]
Tlön - Boreal [1:19:55]
Kim Myhr - Iridescent [1:21:44]
Queen - We Will Rock You (coda) [1:25:14]
The Incredible String Band - You Know What I Could Be [1:25:27]

Shana Mathai (vocals, synth)

Arooj Aftab - Mohabbat [1:26:22]
Arooj Aftab - Last night [1:33:30]
Bloom Bat - Mugen & Jin [1:39:24]
Elle Valenci - Freedom [1:41:48]

Ibou Cissokho (kora)

Ibou Cissokho - Nylon [1:44:48]

Harpreet Bansal (violin)

Harald Lassen - When he sleeps [1:48:45]
9 grader nord - Vayppu [1:53:02]
Shakti (feat. John McLaughlin, Zakir Hussain, Shankar Mahadevan, Selvagenesh Vinayakram, Ganesh Rajagopalan) - Shrini’s Dream [1:56:15]
Sidikii Camara - Nakan [2:02:34]

Sanyu Nsubuga (vocals, synth)

Damata - Oslo 32. August [2:08:38]
Aja Monet - The Perfect Storm [2:11:02]
Toninho Horta - Bicycle Ride [2:18:54]
Håkon Brunborg - Westye Egevergs Gt. [2:23:28]
Ay Say - Rojekê [2:27:13]

OJKOS returns to the SVS airwaves with their latest mix by resident French saxophonist Sol Léna–Schrol. From Christian Wallumrød, Duke Ellington, Steve Coleman and his own projects, enjoy the musical journey in the build up to Sol's self-directed residency at Victoria Oslo next week!

Sol Léna-Schroll - Intro
Eve Risser & The White Desert Orchestra - Jaspe
Kim Myhr - Burning
Duke Ellington - Angu
Anna Webber - Kore II
Trondheim Voices & Christian Wallumrød - Sixth Anneks
Steve Coleman - Jan 18
Dewa Alit & Gamelan Salukat - Siklus mov.1
Matt Choboter & Hypnagogia - Primordial Hinterland
Henry Threadgill - 14 or 15
Kestra - Dirt part III
Octurn - Song 10

Damata is a Norwegian trio made up of Torstein Slåen, Karl Erik Horndalsveen and Ola Øverby who’s music spans the loose territories of ambient electronic, improvisation, hip hop and modern jazz. In the midst of recording their third album - having released their previous two on the Norway’s own seminal Dugnad Records - they scurry through a sea of influences including Alice Coltrane, Flying Lotus, Alabaster Deplume, Frank Ocean as well as their own music and much more. God tur da!

Jøkleba - Flag (01:22)
Damata - Stupedama Ta (05:01)
AFX - Laughable Butane Bob (08:53) 
Torstein & Sigurd (feat. Jomar Jeppson Søvik) - Bonuscappittel 3 (11:50)
Hatis Noit - Jomon (16:09)
Shai Maestro - Time (20:30)
Shigeo Sekito - Lost Horizon/Share The Joy (23:36)
Damata - BØ (26:10) 
Alabaster Deplume - Mrs. Calamari (27:16)
John Paesano - Responsibility (31:20)
Jerskin Fendrix - Bella (34:14) 
Flying Lotus - Ready Err Not (36:19)
Billy Cobham - Siesta/Wake Up/That's What I Said (38:11)
Aretha Franklin - Only The Lonely (41:35)
Damata - Bad Loop Pool Dab (46:50)
Frank Ocean - Pyramids (47:28)
Alice Coltrane - Keshvara Muhara (52:25)

Kosekrølla explores the Japanese practice of Kintsugi in re-defining the value of previously chipped crockery pieces into a new, heightened form of art. In this mix he swarms through a plethora of influences on an intense quest in search for the shadow/spotlight golden mean of devotion. Don't get seasick - whether residing by the coast or otherwise - and try, as best as one can, to embrace the wailings of Mr. Neil Young... with love, Kosekrølla x

SVS - Jingle
Ólöf Arnalds - Klara [00:22]
Disney (Jiminy Cricket) - ‘Always Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide' from Pinocchio [02:35]
Gregor Riddell - Pearls and Rings (Demo) [03:30]
John Martyn - Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright [05:45]
Ivor Cutler - The Dichotomy of Love w/Sennah ‘Skit 2 (outro)’ [07:32]
Sigor Rós/ Steindór Andersen - Vorvisur [07:56]
Björk - Oli Birtan w/ KoseKrølla intro [09:20]
Neil Young - Only Love Can Break Your Heart [11:06]
Dmitri Shostakovich (Vladimir Ashkenazy) - Fugue no 7 in A major 
 [11:37]
Françoise Hardy - Le Premier Bonheur Du Jour [13:45]
Bjarni Frímann - Réfectoire w/ Gregor Riddell ‘Trickles’ [15:24]
BirdWorld - Siðe [16:25]
The Aggrevators - White Hop [18:21]
William Onyeabor - When the Going is Smooth and Good [20:05]
Ludvig Van Beethoven (Karajan, Berlin Philharmonic) - 9th Symphony: Finale (extract) [21:14]
Kjarton Olafson - Struturinn [24:05]
Kiss - Want To Rock and Roll All Night (extract) [24:55]
Lito Barientos - Charanga Pa’Gozar [25:28]
Ivor Cutler - Out With the Light [26:37]
Segei Rachmaninoff - 1st Piano Concerto main theme, extract from ’Brief Encounter’ final scene [27:50]
John Adams (Bit 20 Ensemble) - Shaker Loops: Hymning Slews (extract) w/Emily’s wise words [30:05]
Neil Young - I Believe in You [32:07]
Dixie Nightingales - All I Need is Sunshine in my Life [32:56]
Bruno Maderna (LRIL) - Serenata Per Un Satellite (extract) [36:15]
Olav Brekke Mathisen & Sideshow Jøgge - Smal Sak (extract) [36:38]
Nina Simone - Baltimore [36:56]
Gregor Riddell - F sharp cycle (sketch) w/Sylvia Plath ‘Rival’ [39:15]
Björk’s Choir - Backstage performing an Icelandic folk melody (Spektrum Oslo Dec ’19) w/Duran Duran ‘Ordinary World’ (extract) [40:36]
BirdWorld/Qasim Naqvi - Svífa [42:05]
Everly Brothers - When Will I Be Loved [44:18]
Theo
Hessing - Five Ladies Beat [46:30]
Bob Dylan - It’s Alright Ma I’m Only Bleeding (final verse) [49:28]
Sex Pistols - Roadrunner w/Paul Kelly - Dumb Things (extract) [50:56]
Ray Charles - I’ve Got A Woman [53:12]
James McVinnie - Contrapunctus V from Art of Fugue BMV 1080 [56:00]
Department of Eagles - Deadly Disclosure [59:45]
Gregor Riddell - TPT (extract) w/ Sting ‘Fields of Gold’ w/Marc ‘Sauron’ [63:34]
Gregor Riddell (Torun Stavseng, cello; Anna Christensen, piano) - ‘Doe-Eyed, Clean-cut’ for violoncello and piano (intro) [67:28]
Ólöf Arnalds - Vittu Af Mer [68:38]
Cate Le Bon - Oh Am Gariad [70:03]
BirdWorld - At Her Whim [72:02]
Robert Schumann (Martha Argerich) - Fantasia in C: 3rd mvt, Langsam getragen. Durchweg leise zu halten [75:06]

Norwegian songwriter Tom Roger Aadland reminisces over past moons during his student days when his record collection was aghast with a flux of music by artists including Villa-Lobos, Piazolla, Rachmaninoff, Bach, Stravinsky among other such giants. In this mix he peppers these influences with an assortment of his own music spanning numerous albums over a decade, delivered in his own seamless flow on mood, words and music.

SVS - Jingle
Igor Stravinsky (Cambridge Singers, Joh Rutter) - Pater noster (Otche nash’) [00:25]
Tom Roger Aadland – Rapport frå eit grenseehotell [02:16]
Heitor Villa-Lobos (John Willliams, guitar) - Prelude No. 5 in D Major (Poco animato) [08:22]
Tom Roger Aadland – Skyer [11:04]
Johannes Sebastien Bach (Truls Mørk) – Cello Suite No. 2 in D minor: Prelude [14:16]
Tom Roger Aadland – September [18:14]
Sergei Rachmaninoff – Prelude in C# minor [ 21:52]
Tom Roger Aadland – Ikkje der du leite [25:38]
Astor Piazolla – Invierno Porteño [30:09]
Tom Roger Aadland – Det vakraste ordet [36:37]

In this mix Gro-Marthe Dickson takes on a musical journey through the wonderfully hearty, raw country that is Scotland focussing on her ancestral routes and, specifically, her Grannie Christina C. Dickson.

Since passing in 1958, G-M has only met her via family pictures and memories. Her Grandad never spoke of her while he was alive, and G-M regrets she was too unknowing to ask. They met and married during the WWII; he, my Grandad, a Norwegian sailor (and whaler) and she, Grannie, working in a brewery in Glasgow. They moved to Norway after the war. This mix reflects their story.

These are a few of the songs G-M connects to what memory she has made up of her Grannie, but also “her” Scotland, getting to know the quart Scottish part of herself. The music spans from sad via empowering to humorous, and from old to new tunes, singers and musicians. G-M is happy to tell you that the journey goes on - there must be a reason she cries when she hears bagpipes.. Thank you for listening!

Queen’s Royal Pipers - (Drums Intro) The Bonnie Lass o Fyvie (trad.)
Gerry Cullen, Patrick Branigan, Kevin Branigan - The Braes of Balquither (R. Tannahill)
Sheena Wellington - Granny’s Warning (trad.)
Heather Heywood, Corinna Hewat, Christ Miles - The Sands o the Shore (trad.)
The Furrow Collective - Skippin’ Barfit Through the Heather (trad.)
Laura Risk - The Sailor’s Wife (trad.)
Lori Holland - The Wars of Germany
Christine Kydd (Penny Stone, Julian of Norwich/Bid Cousins, Jean Ritchie) -Trilogy for peace: The Waters of The World, All Shall Be Well and Peace Round
Gro-Marthe Dickson (Karine Polwart) - Whaur dae ye lie
Eleanor Glover, The White Heather Band - Will ye no come back again (trad.)
Janet Russell, Christine Kydd - The Fisherman’s Wife (trad.)
Will Fyffe - I belong to Glasgow
Glen Daly - Dear Old Glasgow Toon
Glen Daly - Scotland the Brave (trad., Glen's version), excerpt
Alasdair Fraser, Natalie Haas - The High Reel Set (trad.), excerpt
Chris Miles - Farewell tae Tarwathie (trad.)
Dougie MacLean - Caledonia
Davy Steel - Farewell tae the Haven ́
Malinky - The Bonnie Lass of Fyvie (trad.)
Peter Daldry (Billy Connolly) - I wish I was in Glasgow
Sarah-Jane Summers (Donald Riddell) - Lament for King George V

Godt nytt år from all of us at SVS! We're excited to start 2024 with a mix curated by Oslo-based composer Louisa Palmi merging her compositions with fellow artists' works, creating a sonic journey across electronic, electroacoustic, and acoustic realms. This mix is a testament to the interconnectedness of musical expression and the profound impact it has on both the artist and those who share in the auditory experience.

Evala - Acoustic Bend, Hush
Louisa Palmi - Again [06:12]
Toshiya Tsunoda - Landscape and Voice, At the Port [14:32]
Natasha Barrett - Heterotopia, Growth [19:24]
Louisa Palmi - Solace [25:13]
J.Peter Schwalm, Arve Henriksen - Neuzeit, Blutezeit [33:56]
Louisa Palmi, Waveform - Enfold [41:52]
Richard Chartier - Interior Field Part 1 [51:56]

Oslo-based singer, band leader of Mikrokosmos and recently developed project Mellow Mathai, Shana Mathai presents her first SVS mix comprised of music that has boosted and inspired her, mostly rooted in some modern form of soul. Here are snippets from some of the artists she looks up to the most (eg. D'Angelo, Jordan Rakei, Jill Scott), mixed with her the two upcoming singles, and a couple of demo tracks too.

Mellow Mathai - Shake your feathers 
Fat Freddys Drop - Bones [3:07]
D'Angelo - Ain't that easy [10:34]
Jill Scott feat. Doug E. Fresh - All cried out Redux [15:17]
Mellow Mathai - Bond (beatbox version) [18:15]
Astrid Engberg - Lush life [21:07]
Malaki/Lucy McWilliams - Fair Play [26:35]
Mellow Mathai - None of my business [31:19]
FKJ/Tom Misch - Losing my way by [34:45]
Pete Josef - Make it good [38:59]
Nightmares on Wax/Jordan Rakei - Typical [42:23]
Mellow Mathai - Strut by [47:01]
Sault - Let me go [49:49]
Jungle - Back on '74 [53:11]
Always Centered at Night/Moby/Gaidaa - Transit by [56:34]

SVS is excited to present a beautifully constructed mix by Norwegian singer and songwriter Bergill - aka Åshild Bergill Hagen. Whilst also a versatile performer spanning a flux of genres, Bergill is a songwriting project comprised of Hagen's own compositions offering an observant, intimate take on contemporary life. This is a first for SVS where all songs solely feature Norwegian text with a strong sense of identity from these shores. We hope it mesmerises listeners as much as it has us... we remain spellbound!

Bergill - Finner vi?
Masåva - Til deg på vei [3:49]
Veslemøy Narvesen - Andre rom [8:02]
Julie Henrikke - Haley [12:34]
Frida Ånnevik - Ved sida av deg [16:02]
Live Maria Roggen & Helge Lien - Nøkken ta meg [20:39]
Bergill - Senga [23:16]
Ingeborg Oktober - Lykkeamulett [25:10]
Inge Bremnes - Bakkeplan [29:04]
Valkyrien Allstars - Instant kaos [32:18]
Tønes - Thilda Bøes legat [38:20]
Bergill - Kanskje jeg trenger det mørkt [42:14]
Elin Rosseland - Mitt hus [46:24]
Tiur - Våren [50:40]
Anne Grete Preus - Når himmelen faller ned [56:11]

OJKOS returns to the SVS airwaves with a mix by Norwegian trombonist/composer/arranger Magnus Murphy Joelson preceding his self-directed performance at Victoria Nasjonal Jazzscene next Tuesday. Referencing his musical inspirations spanning heavy groove, big band and ethereal harmonic textures that include artists such as Esperanza Spalding, Frank Zappa and the Trondheim Jazz Orchestra, we hope this 30 mins of music transports you off into a fittingly celestial realm!

Esperanza Spalding - Formwela 3
Louis Cole - Laughing in Her Sleep [6:48]
Maria Schneider Orchestra - Sputnik Maria [10:02]
The Matthew Herbert Big Band – Chromoshop [17:50]
Jacob Mann – Fiore [23:34]
Frank Zappa - The Black Page #1 [24:37]
Ole Morten Vågan & Trondheim Jazz Orchestra - DIsmay On Ice [26:34]

Kosekrølla returns to SVS conjuring a flux of landscapes whilst pondering disparate thoughts on how "a mistake is to commit a misunderstanding". From The Incredible String Band, Carmen Villain, Little Simz, Anja Lauvdal via Ruth Ruben, The Lijadu Sisters, his own compositions and numerous other obscure rabbit holes, we hope you enjoy the journey.

SVS - Jingle
David Bowie - Mick Jagger impression [00:16]
Sesame Street - Animal/Buddy Rich drum off [00:41]
George Harrison - Run of the Mill [01:41]
Hydroplane - New Monotonic FM w/ KK intro [03:36]
The Incredible String Band - Little Cloud [06:38]
Shocking Blue - Venus [10:34]
The Lijadu Sisters - Bayi Løense [11:15]
Wurlitzer 157 Carousel Organ – Our Director [12:48]
Four Tet - Parallel Jalebi [13:18]
Lou Champagne System - Silent Walking [14:48]
Gerardo Frisina - Descarga [17:41]
Led Zepplin –Thank You, 1/4/71 Paris Theatre [17:58]
Nancy Sinatra/Lee Hazlewood - You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ [19:48]
The Band – Up On Cripple Creek [20:54]
Ruth Ruben – Viglid [23:50]
Manuel Gottsching - Quarasphere w/’Raquel’ (Riddell) [25:02]
Little Simz - Gorilla [27:30]
Tribe Called Quest - Whateva Will Be [31:33]
Phoenix – Love Like a Sunset part II w// ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’ Jack Nicholson (extract) [33:44]
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Lookin’ Out My Back Door [34:04]
George Harrison/The Beatles - Blue Jay Way w/ Charles Laughton – ‘Night of the Hunter’ (“Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing”) [36:21]
Bob Dylan - Mama you’ve been on my mind (demo) [38:57]
Leonard Bernstein - Chichester Psalms, Psalm 131: III mvt (extract) [41:05]
BirdWorld – Let Sleeping Babies Lie [44:03]
Sergei Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet Suite (extract) w/ J Dilla ‘In the Streets’ + music box [47:08]
Walter Schumann – ‘Night of the Hunter’ Lullaby theme [48:30]
The Horace Family - God Will Dry My Weeping Eyes [49:30]
Comite Hypnotise - Zing Zoing w/ James Brown ‘Licking Stick’ [52:07]
John Philip Sousa - Stars and Stripes Forever (1909 Edison and Victor recording/Arthur Pryor) [53:37]
Almanac Singer - Liza Jane [54:10]
Olivia Chaney - Marguerite [56:46]
Johannes Brahms (Martha Argerich, Alexander Rabinovitch) - 16 Waltzes, Op 39: No 5 in Ab Major [59:36]
Carmen Villain - Pink [61:33]
Gregor Riddell – Tie My Laces (coda) [65:06]
Radiohead - Videotape (coda) [67:10]
Anja Lauvdal – Maye [68:15]
Richard Strauss - Aus Italien (introduction) [69:11]
Nick Drake – Road [70:25]
Promise - I’m Not Ready For Love (extract) [72:23]
Hilde Marie Holsen – Kambrium (extract) [72:51]
Lefty Frizzell - Long Black Veil [73:20]
Bruno Heinen (feat. James Kitchman) - Bliss [76:15]
Lord Kitchener - Doctor Kitch [79:21]
Winter and SASAMI - Good [82:19]
Fanturangen – Snibel Snabel [85:22]

OJKOS returns to SVS with a follow up mix by Oslo-based German trumpeter/composer Richard Köster on the eve of his self-directed concert at Nasjonal Jazzscene Victoria tonight. Featuring The Danish Quartet, Mdou Moctar, Bill Frisell, Prokofiev, Köster's Synesthetic Octet and more, sit back and enjoy the ride!

Cormac Begley - Polka John & Camino Polka (Polkas)
The Westerlies - Dover - [02:36]
Bill Frisell - Electricity - [04:24]
Gabriel Kahane - November - [07:41]
Mdou Moctar - Tala Tannam - [11:32]
Danish String Quartet - Sekstur from Vendsyssel - The Peat Dance - [17:09]
Synesthetic Octet - Fuchs - [21:04]
Sergei Prokofiev - The Love for Three Oranges, Op. 33: I. March (Frederic Chiu) [25:53]

SVS returns after a long and sleepy July with a follow up mix by innovative violinist/composer Sara Övinge comprised of extracts from her latest release 'Patienta' alongside works by colleagues and artists that inspire her. We hope this transports listeners off into an appropriately lucid dream state!

SVS – Jingle
Pekula – Hexagon [00:27]
Sigurd Hole, Håkon Aase – The paths of light III [03:33]
Sigurd Hole, Håkon Aase – The flowers of dream [05:23]
Johann Sebastien Bach (Julian Rachlin, Nobuko Imai, Mischa Maisky) – Goldberg Variations, BMV 988: Aria [09:28]
Kjetil Bjerkestrand (Sara Övinge, Anja Lauvdal, Norwegian Chamber Orchestra) – Violin Concerto No. 1 “Patienta”: III. Decent and Ascent [13:46]
Daniel López-Vázquez – Scelsi [19:38]
Magne Furuholmen, Kjetil Bjerkestrand, Freddie Wadling – Solve Et Coagula 11 [21:57]
Johann Sebastien Bach (Knut Nystedt, Simone Rubino, Sergey Mikhaylenko, Christian Felix Benning, Patrick Stapleton) – Immortal Bach (After J.S. Bach’s Komm, sußer Tod, BWV 478) [Arr. For 4 Marimbas] [24:32]
Francis Dhomont – Marine [31:00]
Robert Frost – The Road Not Taken [32:59]
GyÖrgy Ligeti (Schola Heidelberg, Walter Nussbaum) – Lux aeterna [33:59]
Alice Babs, Titti – Dansa min docka [41:50]

SVS is excited to present flautist and composer Johanna Orellana's ethereal mix comprised of a collection of tracks that explore the space between the electronic, the electro acoustic and the acoustic. The featured composers have meant a great deal to her musically and personally, it includes collaboration partners, friends and people that have inspired her through their music.

But mostly, she has put together music she finds very beautiful. For listeners seeking to be transported into the realm of an ideal summer enjoyed during dreamy sun-soaked train journeys, or equivalent, this is for you!

Perila, Ulla - Every Something Is An Echo Of Nothing
Kali Malone  - Spectacle Of Ritual [03:57]
Roberto Fabbriciani  - Alluvione [14:51]
Giovanni Girolami Kapsberger, Diego Cantalupi, Claudio Nuzzo - Intavolatura di chitarrone, Book 3: Toccata [16:43]
Morton Feldman  - Rothko Chapel 2 [19:53]
Bridget Ferrill  - Harp [24:28]
Anja Lauvdal  - The Dreamer [36:01]
Bendik Giske - End [40:52]
Lori Saxl  - Wave III [43:44]
Carmen Villain  - Silver [47:25]
Hikaru Hayashi  - La mort de l`enfant [56:43]

Nice Things Records returns to SVS with a mix compiled by guitarist/composer and co-foudner of Master Oogway: Mr. Håvard N. Funderud. MO release their fourth record 'A Lot of Music About Everything' on Friday, which, alongside musical influences, Lasse Marhaug, Henriette Eilertsen and other Nice Things releases, features on this compilation. We invite you to delve into these inventive worlds and give the full album a listen on Friday!

Håvard N. Funderud - Intro
Master Oogway - Cacophonic Bar Jumping [00:34]
Don Cherry - Awake nu [03:56]
Viktor Bomstad - Would you be so kind [10:50]
Aksel Røed Trio - Hanging Meat and Vegetables [14:27]
Lasse Marhaug - Context 1 [17:03]
Henriette Eilertsen - Pastorale [21:29]
Amor Amor - Manipulieren, Pt. II [23:58]
Master Oogway - Could I Have Some More Music, Please [27:44]
Dahl/Dahlen/Søvik - Chapter one (Excerpt) [29:04]
Martin h. Mellem’s One and Two - One and [32:15]
Miles Davis - Orbits [39:27]
Ornette Coleman - What Reason Could I Give [44:03]

52°N's latest SVS mix was created during a residency at Sound Art Lab ( @soundartlab_dk ) in Struer, DK. With a focus on Danish artists and incorporating hydrophone recordings made at Struer Havn, it explores how we may listen with and through the natural world.

Katharina Schmidt – Hydrophone Recording Struer Harbour [00:00]

Olli Aarni – Sumuhuntu (Excerpt) [01:08]

Rime Trails – No Land [09:31]
øjeRum – Sølverhvide Skyer Side A (Excerpt) [15:15]
Katharina Schmidt – Hydrophone Recording Struer Harbour [22:10]

This Floating World – Drops [23:11]
Mads Emil Nielsen – Endeavour [24:21]
Ragnhild May – Opal Søen [32:48]
Katharina Schmidt – Hydrophone Recording Struer Harbour [34:49]

Jana Winderen – The Noisiest Guys on the Planet (Excerpt) [36:15]
Vilde & Inga – How Forests Think III [45:45]
Else Marie Pade & Jacob Kirkegaard – Nimbostratus [51:32]
Danish String Quartet / Fredrik Sjølin – Shore [56:06]
Katharina Schmidt – Hydrophone Recording Struer Harbour [58:35]


SVS is proud to present Øyvind Skarbø (aka Skarbø Skulekorps) in the wake of releasing his third album "Innesko" on self-directed label 'Øyvind Jazzforum'! Spanning a cross section of sounds that influence his intrepid musical approach including Carly Simon, Alice Coltrane, Arthur Russell, Aretha Franklin, the mix also features his own works including extracts from his new album. Buckle up for a thrilling journey!

SVS - Jingle
Skarbø Skulekorps – Miami [00:16]
Carly Simon – Why [02:48]
Return To Forever – The Musician [06:44]
The Highwaymen – Silver Stallion [13:54]
Alice Coltrane – Sita Ram [16:58]
Skarbø Skulekorps – Elia [21:34]
Aretha Franklin – Jump To It [22:48]
Jackie McLean – Frankenstein [29:18]
Arthur Russell – Wonder Boy [37:30]
Bad Brains – She's Calling You [39:48]
Immanuel Wilkins – Don't Break [43:24]
Conjunto de Tambores Batá de Amado Diaz Alfonso – Oro de Igbodú para Yemayá: Ochún [46:51]
Joni Mitchell – Edith and the Kingpin [48:12]
Cikada – Cage: String Quartet in Four Parts – Quietly Flowing Along [51:40]
Skarbø Skulekorps – Lat-Lo [54:56]

Having just found out her most recent release "Helleristning" (October 2022) has been nominated for the Spellemann prize (Norwegian Grammy), SVS is thrilled to present Julie Alapnes' inaugral mix for us. Comprising an assortment of music including Pil&bue, Leagus, Jack White - among many others - Julie also features some of her original projects. Happy listening!

Leagus - Naimaka
Pil&bue - Shakkakakka [(5:12]
Julie Alapnes - Helleristning [8:56] 
Fotefar & Julie Alapnes - Kveitevisa [12:49]
Sudan Dudan - Susann [18:13]
Julie Alapnes - Støa [23:20]  
Urna - Sangjidorji [27:13]
Ragnhild Furebotten - Endelig vals [33:07]
Julie Alapnes - Leven [36:52]
Jack White - Lazaretto [39:22]
Mari Boine - Voui Voui Me [42:59]
Tiriltunga - Heming & Gygra [47:46]
Julie Alapnes - Naustet [50:16]
Leagus - Mun Vuolggán Dál [53:54]
Julie Alapnes - Takk, LL [56:47]

Newly formed duo Holsen & Cassiers - made up of Norwegian trumpeter Hilde Marie Holsen and Belgian vocalist Lynn Cassiers present a mixtape showcasing their upcoming album 'Walking in Circles' (released ***tomorrow*** at Oslo's renowned Victoria Jazz Club); alongside recent tracks by artists that inspire them both. Happy listening!

Lynn and Hilde - Introduction
Holsen&Cassiers - Time is [00:40]
Henriette Eilertsen - Birth of the flute [04:27]
Tine Surel Lange - Metal and water [06:34]
Lilly Joel - Thaw [11:36]
Mariam Gviniashvili - Allotropy [18:02]
Hilde Marie Holsen - Lapis [24:08]
Sarah-Jane Summers - Phosphenes [30:56]
Pak Yan Lau - Bakunawa [33:24]
Holsen&Cassiers - Today's bright [53:17]

Kosekrølla presents his Christmas special in the nick of time… filled with far too many contrary emotions to be in any way clear or directly festive, but, certainly action-packed and entertaining, at least, in its intention! Merry Christmas – with love – SVS x

SVS  - Jingle w/ Granny intro
Duke Ellington - Nutcracker Overture w/KK intro overdub [00:46]
Blind Blake & The Royal Victoria Hotel Calypsos - Love, Love Alone [04:06]
Theodore Bikel - Kum Aher Du Filozof [06:43]
Igor Stravinsky (Josep Vicent & ADDA Simfonica) – Petrushka: First Tableau – The Carnival [09:10]
Leoš Janáček (Truls Mørk, cello; Håvard Gimse, piano)  – Pohádka: III. Allegro w/Yard Party reference [11:16]
Bing Crosby - I’ll Be Ho­me for Christmas [12:26]
Happy Mondays - Hallelujah (Club Mix) [13:37]
Bob Marley - I Shot the Sheriff (extract) [17:38]
Raymond Scott - Rhythm Sample 9 [17:57]
Kai Soderman - Violer Til Mor [18:38]
Cox Family - When God Dips His Love in My Heart [20:24]
Beck – Hotwax w/1950s cockney rhyming slang feature [24:44]
Disney - Ariel’s song from ‘The Little Mermaid’ [28:04]
Disney - Silly Symphony Santa’s Workshop ‘Opening theme’ w/KK DnB mix [28:36]
Laurel Aitken - Boogie in My Bones [28:58]
M Beat – Surrender (extract) [31:41]
Koopsta Knicca – Robbers  w/early BBC broadcast reference [32:01]
De Press - Block to Block [33:58]
Disney – Mickey’s Christmas Carol, Tiny Tim “God bless us everyone” ending [36:02]
Paul McCartney - Coming Up w/Goodfellas “I need a hit” reference [36:24]
Księżyc – Klepana [40:14]
Tia Blake – Jane, Jane [42:00]
Peaches - Search and Destroy w/ Queen’s speech overdub 1957 Christmas TV broadcast [45:25]
Underworld - Born Slippy w/Socrates, Luther, Gorbachev quotes [48:37]
Anja Lauvdal – Xerxes Shore w/Wordsworth’s ‘Daffodils’ read by Christopher Hassall [49:58]
Alabaster DePlume – A Gente Acaba (Vento Em Rosa) [52:24]
The Techniques - Travelling Man [55:02]
Joy Division – No Love Lost [57:28]
Hank Williams - Lost Highway [59:21]
Elizabeth Cotton - Spanish Flang Dang [61:58]
Brödet - What is Love [64:39]
Tlön (Sara Övinge, Gregor Riddell) – A Hinge Full Throttled reference [67:04]
Gregor Riddell- Should You Ever Listen [67:23]
James K - Ultra facial [70:46]

Following his recent appearance at Oslo's own Ultima Festival last September featuring the premiere of his new electroacoustic work 'Agnus Dei', SVS is thrilled to present Pakistani-American composer/instrumentalist Qasim Naqvi. This mix features an amalgamation of his own works, electronic masters that helped inspire Naqvi's own 'Teenages', some renowned Cikada Ensemble recordings as well as a selection of Norwegian improvisors he grew up listening to. Enjoy!

Qasim Naqvi, Wadada Leo Smith, Andrew Cyrille  - Organum
Qasim Naqvi, Wadada Leo Smith, Andrew Cyrille  - Tympanic
Paul Lansky – Small Talk
Lars Petter Hagen – Sørgemarsj over Edvard Grieg
Qasim Naqvi – Wreckage
Laurie Spiegel – Patchwork, Drums
Ursula Bogner - Uranotypie
Qasim Naqvi – Mrs 2E
Lars Petter Hagen – Paulines Piano I (Deep River [trad.])
Qasim Naqvi - Fjoloy
Bobo Stenson Trio – South Print
Keith Jarrett Quartet – Personal Mountains
Qasim Naqvi – Chronology
Supersilent – 14.1
BirdWorld (Qasim Naqvi Rework) - Svifa
Stine Janvin – Tripple A
Qasim Naqvi, Wadada Leo Smith, Andrew Cyrille - Wraith

Saxophonist/composer Sigrid Aftret presents the latest OJKOS mix spanning the contrasting landscapes of Gil Evans, Anna Webber, Henry Thredgill and Igor Stravinsky informing her own intrepid musical style. She directs the OJKOS residency performance at Victoria next Tuesday for those curious to discover more.

Gil Evans - The Barbara Song  [0:28]
Anna Webber - Kore II [10:24]
Henry Threadgill - 100 Year Old Game [14:10]
Igor Stravinsky - Requiem Canticles [25:07]

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Sigrid Aftret is a saxophonist and composer based in Oslo. She studied jazz at the Norwegian Academy of Music and CNSMDP, the music conservatory in Paris. During her studies she got more curious about writing, and joined composition classes for both jazz, classical and contemporary music styles. In her music she implies serial structures and rhythmic and melodic counterpoints to create tension and unpredicted turns in her music. Creating her jazz quintet Bêl made it possible to experiment with an atypical instrumentation, and to develop her musical identity through composing. 

SVS proudly presents fast developing musical legends in the Norway scene that are Mall Girl - just as they've dropped their new single "Emo Shred"! Enjoy!

Mall Girl - Emo Shred
Can - Mushroom [01:27]
Golden Bozo - Respect the Octopus [05:25]
Palm - Composite [09:34]
beabadoobee - Worth It [13:45]
Big Thief - Flower of Blood [16:52]
Mall Girl - Machine Gun Mystery [21:13]
Deerhoof - Ay That’s Me [23:04]
Covet - Shibuya feat. San Holo [26:08]
Mall Girl - Bachtap [31:50]
ML Buch - High Speed Calm Air Tonight [34:05]
American Football - Never Meant [38:43]
Nuno Canavarro - [Untitled] (track 6) [43:07]
Ramona Lisa - Dominic [43:54]
Papir - 7.2 [47:41]

Oslo-based Kenyan Music Band/ Dance Group MATATA creates their seminal SVS mix shortly after their electrifying Oslo World 2022 performance. Here they present an hour long collection of their music and collaborations with artists including Sauti Sol, Nviiri, Liam Bailey and more…

Matata & PHY - Intro (feat. Matata Mums)
Matata - Denge [01:58]
Matata -Wababa [06:17]
Matata - Achuu (feat. Stella Mwangi) [09:36]
Matata & Sauti Sol - Oversized T-Shirt [13:02]
Matata - Gengetone Love [16:18]
Matata - A Minute [20:00]
Matata - This Love [23:40]
Matata - Siko Fiti [27:07]
Matata, Nviiri The Storyteller & Bensoul - Pombe Na Kizungu Mingi [30:46]
Matata - Mapema [34:09]
Matata & Meija - Chini Chini [36:48]
Matata - Kata [40:18]
Matata - Mare Mare (feat. Lamaz KOB) [43:32]
Matata & Liam Bailey - Not Today [46:47]
Matata - Ruracio [50:56]

For the third SVS x Oslo World mix, French/Norwegian DJ Christophe Boulmer showcases his distinct approach to genre-blending whilst allowing every song to shine in its own right. From Raina Rai via Matthew Herbert to Hamid El Shaeri and many twists and turns, this hour of music will set the tone for his upcoming performance in the company of Espen Iden & Carl Troyelater later this evening at Trekanten. See you there!

Trankilou - Haut Médoc 
Hanan - Law Albak [1:00]
Daft Punk & Romanthony - One More Time (Unplugged) [6:20]
Nogom El Sharq - Tawaly [10:00]
Dj Patife - Sambassism [14:00]
Hamid El Shaeri - Wallah [17:30]
France Gall - Musique [21:25]
Nogom El Sharq - Nawara Einy [25:15]
Chab Aurabi - Lw Kan [28:25]
Evelyn «Champagne» King - I’m In Love [32: 20]
Matthew Herbert - Thinking Of You [35:40]
Leftfield - Release The Dubs [39:30]
Movers & Shakers - 5AM Heaven [42:40]
Baba Israel - We Came To Move You [48:00]
Latin Age - Esta Loca [50:00]
Dubtribe Sound System - No Puedo Estar Despierto [52:40]
DJ Qu - Picazón [57:57]
Negrocan - Cada Vez (Grant Nelson Vocal Mix) [1:00:50]
Raina Rai - Ya Zina [1:08:13]

Norwegian violinist and composer Inger Hannisdal performs at Oslo World 2022 with the release of her debut album 'North South East West' at Kafe Hærverk this Wednesday. She has assembled a quintet of musicians that draw inspiration from Arabic and Norwegian traditions and improvisation in equal measure. This mix reflects on these wide pool of musical influences as well as extracts from the upcoming release. Hope to see you there!

Lebanese Oriental Group/Sohtou Wajdan Lebanese Oriental Group
 - Mala Al Kasat 
Inger Hannisdal, Frode Haltli, Khalid Laaouam, Adrian Myhr, Michaela Antalova - Seil [03:06]
Kjorstad Brothers - Mauren og engjespretta [7:36]
Helga Myhr - Giv meg av nådene dine [10:05]
Ghassan Sahhab - 19 [12:37]
Inger Hannisdal, Frode Haltli, Khalid Laaouam, Adrian Myhr, Michaela Antalova - Demring [13:40]
Khalida Ould Eide, Dimi Mint Abba
 - Waidalal Waidalal [19:46]
Malmin - Masurka etter Svein P. Eikeland, i form etter Siri Dyvik 
[26:01]
Sami Shawa - Syria/Folkloric Melody [27:47]
Inger Hannisdal, Frode Haltli, Khalid Laaouam, Adrian Myhr, Michaela Antalova - Berceuse [29:49]
Reolo - Sarkaihallingen [34:13]
Inger Hannisdal, Frode Haltli, Khalid Laaouam, Adrian Myhr, Michaela Antalova - Virvler [39:00]
Morgonrode - Tjuvgangar [43:31]
Inger Hannisdal, Frode Haltli, Khalid Laaouam, Adrian Myhr, Michaela Antalova - Stryk [47:52]
Ahmad Adawiye - Ayela Tayha [52:00]