Saturday 15th November at 20.30 in Töting, Syðrugöta

On Lea Kampmann’s new album Seinferð, she invites listeners into a musical space that evokes the sensation of being inside an acoustic guitar. In a harmonious blend of folk and singer/songwriter pop, she conveys the atmospheric mood of the Faroe Islands’ stunning nature through the tonal colors of sound. Seinferð, which means "slow motion" in Faroese, encapsulates an important story about reconnecting with oneself by moving at one’s own pace.

The album's eight tracks were co-written with Faroese musician and producer Teitur during a snow storm in Tórshavn. As the snow whipped against the windows, they found inspiration together for a call to resist the hectic pace, stress, and fast tempo that characterize our society today. "Seinferð is an inner rebellion against the idea that you have to run as fast as others when it doesn't feel right for you," says the 27-year-old singer.

Lea Kampmann debuted in 2017 with the EP Common Blue. She has been nominated for four Faroese Music Awards and won the award for "Artist of the Year" in 2018. In 2022, she released the album If I Ever Made You Cry, I'm Sorry, which was awarded four stars by GAFFA. Lea Kampmann has previously opened for acts such as Lucky Lo and Katinka Band, and earlier this year, she performed at SPOT Festival with several international festival gig as a result.

The Band:
Lea Kampmann - Voice, guitar and violin
Sara Flindt - Keyboards
Aske Frydenlund-Vad - Accustic guitar
Lukas Loeb - Double bass og saxophone