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.

PERSONNEL:

Lea Kampmann -(vocals & guitars)
Teitur Lassen -(piano & synthesizers & lap steel guitar & percussion & soundscape)
Aske Frydenlund – Vad - (guitar)
Daniel Rye -(clarinet & bass clarinet)
Torleik Mortensen - (bass)
Kern Westerberg - (strings)
Thea Jørgensen - (strings)
Martyna Kulpinska - (strings)
Mette Termansen -(obo)
Lone Meinich -(five-string bratsch)

TRACKS:

A1. A Song I Had Forgotten That I Know
A2. Now You Are The Soil
A3. Paper Thin
A4. A Room of my Own

B1. Counting to One Hundred
B2. Vestmanna in Snow
B3. Descending
B4. Peace Song