Eivør Pálsdóttir: Tròdlabùndin (Trøllabundin) FIRST LISTEN Vocal Coach Reacts and Deconstructs

[@vossingen56]

Hi, Eivør is from Færøyene Here she is in team with a Norwegian group called Vamp. Vamp had this concert in a place in the Sogne Fjorden in Norway. The place called Stigen which is high above the fjord. It was Norwegian TV that filmed the concert and I was one of the lucky ones who got to be at this concert and take part in this fantastic voice artist from the Færøyene. Locky me :-)

[@jadedlotuz5095]

As a Sweden, that is a realy nice place. Didnt realise it at first, but around 20 years ago (young and full of curiosity) I and friends was traveling the Sogne Fjorde and walked the mountains in/around Aurland, and we finaly rested at a old farm high above the fjord. Never realy remembered what it was called. But now It hit me, I was there, Stigen. Recognised one of the houses I was leaning towards that day. Fun how memories can sneak up on you like that. Sadly, it wasnt when Eivor was there. Cheers.

[@Accolonian]

Also on a personal note. While Eivør is from the Faeroe Islands, she lives here in Denmark. And during the lockdown periods within the last year, she has done a handful of live streams from her home singing some of her songs along with her husband and sisters, even taking requests from the chat. All in order to keep up spirits. It was such a nice experience and I, living alone, was very grateful for these small oasis of joy in this lonely year.

[@andrewstaniec6271]

The live steams were superb - I didn't miss one!!!!! Made lockdown bearable !

[@kentmains7763]

Eivor is a true one of a kind artist. Falling Free Live at the Old Torshavn Theater is a must see and hear.

[@jimboninho]

Exactly. The live version from Torshavn is one of the most beautiful pieces of art of all time!

[@DrSkeff]

Just here to support this comment. Another truly spellbinding performance.

[@mightyravendark932]

Yes I support this comment too. That performance is on another level:)

[@jamievanduesen3637]

Yes! That is a great song and performance.

[@troedelgerry]

Oh yes ! You have to react to this... you simply HAVE to. Her most mindblowing song ever ! Your jaw will drop, believe me... you'll get goosebump, after goosebump, after goosebump...

[@eriktorp1908]

This performance was at Stigen farm in Aurland, Norway. 🇳🇴 She was featuring the band Vamp. Stigen farm is a part of UNESCO`s world heritage program.

[@jadedlotuz5095]

Lucky me, I've been there once, like 20 years ago. The memories. Sad though, I wasnt there when Eivor was there performing.

[@tiffanydraper2844]

I’m so happy you finally found Eivør! She truly has a musical soul that just pours out of her so magically! She is a fantastic volcalist/multi-instrumentalist. One thing I love about how she performs this song is that she never seems to perform it in the same way. There are several versions on KZbin and none of them are the same but all of them are so good! She is such a creative artist, I’m convinced music was her first language.

[@bunnydoriya]

Eivør is actually classically trained, she went to a music school and studied jazz. She started out very young as a singer in a metal band, went on to jazz and singer/songwriter acoustic stuff with some folk elements. Did some rock in between. In the past 5 years however, she began experimenting with electronic music and rock, combinig that with folk elements. She taught the growl/beatbox thing herself however, cause she always wanted to be able beatbox and discovered this ability in the process. Every album she made has a completely different sound and vibe. One of her most popular and most reacted to songs would be "Falling Free" live at the Old Theatre, it's a great display of her ability and the passion and energy in her music. I can also really recommend "Gullspunnin" live from I Luftini, from her latest album, and "Wake Me Up" from RTT, this one really showcases her seemingly endless vocal range and flexibility. :)

[@fmeinhardsson]

She won a singer songwriter competition as 15/16 yo, join a Rock band called Clickhaze, started her solo carrer where she started out doing Jazz 👌

[@geirknudsen3411]

This is part of a consert called "Vamp på Stigen" produced by the norwegian public broadcaster NRK in 2013. Vamp is a norwegian band and Eivør was there as a guest artist. Stigen is the farm where the consert was held, it is at the "Sognefjorden" in Norway.

[@goeranm55]

The title translates to spellbound and she describes her devotion to the mage that did this to her. The "beatbox" episodes are when she is performing "Galdr" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galdr which is a sourcery/enchantment mostly performed by women. Seeresses outof which the three most important are Urd, Skuld and Verdandi that weave the cloth of destiny for all men and women. Old Norse mythology. If she really does galdr or just imitates it, is up to what you believe.

[@AnnieNYC1]

Oh! I'm so glad you reacted to this! I loved loved LOVED it the first time I'd heard it, and (perhaps like many such deeply culturally connected 'heartbeat music' all over the world), it is absolutely transpotative. Humans are all humans. We go back to the heartbeat that raised us, literally from the womb.

[@aryansigrid]

Hi Christie, You've really chosen a very talented artist to listen & react to this time. Eivor is a multi-faceted artist. I suggest checking out more of her songs, eg."Falling Free", I guarantee you'll love her even more.

[@seanmurphy637]

Excellent suggestion. I recommend the live version at the Old Theater in Torshavn.

[@throeling]

Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX-zepd9d9Nqg5Y It will blow you away!

[@ringmoen1]

Yes you must listen to Falling free live also.

[@troedelgerry]

Oh yes, this is definitely a MUST !

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

By the way,the video is NOT shot on the Faroer Islands,but in Norway at the stiegen gård,a 650 meter high fjord at the aurland.

[@andytopp6371]

Falling Free live...is an amazing song with great performance from her and the band.

[@BrotherAzrael]

She looks like a valkyrie in human shape, like a spirit of past honors forgotten by mankind through the ages and her voice reminds us of a beautiful, more simpler time.

[@garyneville1141]

This incredibly talented lady is so in touch with nature, it feels like she is singing thanks to the mountains and the water and just thanking nature. Simply outstanding and brought a tear to my eye. Bravo!!!

[@GAIS414]

Please do Falling Free Live at Torshavn Theater! You will love it!

[@grahamehadwen]

Completely blown away. This was a revelation.

[@Aprlmoore]

Eivor is a master (mistress) of throat singing - and that is what you are hearing here.

[@victorcachat7984]

Eivor kept me sane during the early quarantine. She graciously did a series of live online performances from her home. She’s a beautiful human with a magical voice.

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

She is channeling the energies of the Mother Earth herself and let those energies coming out through her otherwordly voice.

[@BoroBootBoy]

I found Eivor a few years ago. This blew me away, and i shared this video and it was well received. Great to see people now reacting to her fantastic voice.

[@My_Druid_journey.]

In my humble opinion, this version is the best one out there to watch first reactions. Simple,Powerful,Pure. My path is always enriched by listening to her. Thank You for sharing.

[@jrnerikkasin5507]

Its in Norway, Geirangerfjorden 🙂

[@D95-q6c]

Norway yes, Geiranger no

[@petapetroula]

Thank you for this reaction, it is not to a song but to a cultural act! Reminds me of Sámi people music. Please check up Mari Boine - Idjagiedas ( In the hand of the Night). I am sure you'll be delighted if not mesmerized. It is my "lullaby" during the lock down time. Congratulations on being so open to the splendour of world's music! Cheers and love from Greece!

[@eviljeep]

Little woman with her drum.. simple primal music 👌And a voice from vikings memories, yeah, I musically fell in love with Eivor and each time I hear her voice, it's bring me to tears 🌹 Tx for the react from Québec Canada 🇨🇦

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

Her voice and styles she uses on Trodlabundin (meaning "Spellbound" in Faroese, btw) are like listening the voice of Earth Mother Herself channeling through Eivor

[@Geoskan]

You HAVE to check out her singing "Falling Free" live at the Old Theater in Tórshavn - absolutely breathtaking!

[@LithiumBG]

Love your positive radiance and smile, keep up the great work! This one performance is magical, you will love it!

[@Vixxing21]

Eivor was the name of my mother, she passed this xmas, i think of her when i hear this amazing woman singing!

[@Vixxing21]

(Sorry Eivor i still want Floor to carry my soul to valhalla though even if shes dutch!) ;)

[@BjorkBrex]

Eivör is one of our most precious gems from the Faroe Islands. She makes us so proud ❤

[@oxigenarian9763]

This music takes me back to the Iron Age of the Vikings and Celts... wonderful! It is waking deep emotions inside; the venue is superbly suited to the song... After dissecting the performance, listen to it again, close your eyes and surrender your emotions to it. :) I'm not any expert on the Faroes but I am a student of ancient Celtic history. These islands were one of the crossroads of Iron Age Celts and ancient Norse peoples. Genetically, I am aware that it is difficult to sort the genes of the Nordic peoples from the Celts as they were historically intertwined here and other parts of the far North Atlantic.

[@lyronimusrex3607]

This Song is sooo beautiful. Thank you!!

[@annameyl]

You can't believe how happy I am to hear you listening to Eivør. I happen to be Faroese and it's just.... so great. Trøllabundin is one of my favorite songs that Eivør sings.

[@nadiafaienza970]

I recommend "Falling Free" at the Old Torshavn Theater

[@karstenstormiversen4837]

The history of the islands came to that it was Norwegian vikings who settled down there. So the language is more close to icelandic than danish and is based on the old norse language. So i think cultural they have more in common whith Norway and Iceland than Denmark.

[@LICENCIADA81]

I love this kind of music! It sounds so beautiful! Her vocals are so nice as well!

[@citizenofplanetearth380]

The place of recording of the song is at a place called Aurland in West of Norway😊

[@whengrapespop5728]

Grew up in Norway, and this is for sure Norway - only Norway has fjords like that.😊

[@brittag.pedersen5340]

.... she is so so incredible!! Looove her performance "Falling Free" ♥️♥️♥️

[@angeldustavignon3717]

Hello from France, Eivor is so great ! you can try an other acoustic song : her guitare and her voice : "True Lover"... with grawl : I Tokuni with choir : Gullspunnin an other singer who's deserve a reaction : Maria Franz (heilung) with her 2 other groups : Songleikr : "Ulvetime" Euzen : "Cruel all by myself" she is a vocal fairy too Have a nice day :)

[@brianrussell6570]

she said in an interview that she was taught the throat singing by an Inuit woman in Canada's arctic

[@crhu319]

As were likely the Greenlanders. Who spoke Old Norse, closest language to Faroese.

[@zoonambulo]

Fantastic and well done analysis and reaction! Welcome to the never ending world of Eivor’s voice, if you listen to boxes (live 2012) and falling free (live), like has been previously recommended, you will see how versatile and incredibly educated voice she has

[@TheNguyenGiap]

It was recorded at fjellgården Stigen i Aurland in Norway

[@katewright2445]

I loved your reaction and your description of her. When the camera glides across the lake as she powerfully sings is like she has become an Eagle soaring as her voice is. There is a wonderful version with Einar Selvig of Wardruna. Thank you

[@seanmurphy637]

Revisiting this one again. Christie, it would be great to see Eivor on the channel again. Please look at Falling Free, live at the Old Theater in Torshavn. Trust me.

[@OathKeeper95]

Listen to Eivor - falling free ❤️ is AAAMAAAAZIIIING!!

[@jonathanc8560]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX-zepd9d9Nqg5Y

[@laurentyvangurewitch3940]

You were more than worthy of the splendor of what you (we) heard. I echo your sentiments: more of the same from this ethereal voice!

[@tamashii6670]

Eivør os amazing singer. I recommend also Zarina from siberian duo Olox, she is also amazing, she have very beautiful voice and she can make sounds of nature like birds, wind etc., she is really amazing. Also chinese singer Sa Dingding is amazing, she is known from her incredibly high notes, like in song "Upwards to the Moon" from chinese drama "Ashes of Love", but she is folk artist and her folk music is amazing.

[@Z_TPI]

Can't wait!!! This song is so primal. I highly recommend her song Falling Free live as well. And Unleash The Archers - Tonight We Ride 🤘🇨🇦😁

[@X_ch4ng3]

UTA is one of my top 3 artist!🤘 Got Apex on vinyl in the mail to day, missed out on the Time stand still reissue though 😰 Tonight we ride is a great suggestion!

[@Z_TPI]

@@X_ch4ng3 she did Awakening the other week and really enjoyed it, had to suggest Tonight We Ride haha

[@ukladyfan6231]

I agree Falling Free mentioned below live is transporting and magical

[@Deadmode]

So good to see you reacting to this incredible artist. Fantastic.

[@brianrussell6570]

she did the voice soundtrack for the series Last Kingdom

[@jackieroberts7895]

Please react to more of eivor this woman sings from the heart 😀

[@sonnyg4792]

Can’t wait for this one

[@ToeKnee632]

Falling Free Live at the Old Torshavn Theatre please.

[@murielbilly4296]

Thanks to youtube I discover this most incredible singer. It's like her voice has no boundaries. My favorites are '' Wake me up" the English and Faroe version, you should listen to them, her voice goes from her soul right through the air, pure, beautiful and chilling. And Falling free. (Belgium) I also discover Wandrurna, with Healing mountains. Their connections to earth are grea.

[@GryLi]

She is amazing

[@larserikertzgaardringen7426]

Faeroese is a language that is close to the old Norse language. The tongue of the Vikings. Tròdlabùndin translates to "Trollbound", which means spellbound. And the concert is at the West Coast of Norway.

[@TheFrecklish]

*trøllabundin The title of the original video is waaaaay off

[@Astro-Markus]

Another great example of her talents is "I tokuni" with more throat singing. Together with "Gullspunnin" my favourite of her songs.

[@derlichtmaster7267]

the Place in the video warse in Norway not on the Faeroe Islands

[@Cyberplayer5]

You could say the hills are alive with music of Eivor.

[@RalphBellairs]

I've read that Eivør learned some singing techniques from a Native American lady while she was performing in Canada.

[@juditho.955]

Love Eivor singing in her native language! I would like to recommend I tokuni which is another great song in faroer.

[@calanor4130]

Thanks for the reaction! Yes, Eivør is quite spectacular 😀 A little tip regarding the pronunciation: "ø" / "ö" is quite similar to "u" in the English word "fur".

[@VerchielxKanda]

I don't know if anyone told you, but she did some music for the series The Last Kingdom. =)

[@thedragon12]

Something incredible with Eivør is no performance is the same. She is the most natural of singers and when you hear her sings you just feel as one with nature.

[@groninger0509]

she can sings in icelandic norwegian swedish english and ofcourse Faeröers

[@pawsarup3760]

And Danish - she lives In Copenhagen now

[@xpqr12345]

I have been to the Faroe Islands, they are absolutely _magical_. If you like wild natural scenery, you should absolutely travel there. Well.... you might have to wait a year or ten before it is advisable to travel anywhere, bust still.... As for this video in particular, it is recorded in Norway, on a farm called "Stigen". This name translates into "The Path" in English. While I can see immense difference between Norway and the Faroe Islands, I can see how a non-Scandinavian can easily confuse the two. If you want to react to any more of her songs, you can try "Falling Tree", "True Love", "I Tókuni", "Salt"... The list can go on quite long. She has one cooperation with the Norwegian group Vamp, where they perform the song "Tir na noir": Vamp sing in Norwegian and Eivør in Faroese, it's a favourite of mine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZeqga1oqLuqaqc

[@bjornbear6856]

You have just been introduced to one of the greatest artist ever!!! Her songs doesn't end at the end, you take them with you after... Her voice is magical and you have just seen the tip of the iceberg that is Eivor. Please react to her song "Falling free" (Live at the Old Theater in Torshavn) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX-zepd9d9Nqg5Y Be safe Björn

[@ayreon128]

Hi Aleksandra, you are the secound professional vocal coach who finds some native american roots in this Eivor's song :)

[@mentaliusDK]

So much looking forward too her concert I sept.:)

[@meanangel8114]

Love the way she sings. And I'm a metal fan. 🤣

[@lynnef1988]

Next you should check out "Falling Free" at the Old Torshavn Theater!!

[@demoncleaner80]

Don't know if it's mentioned by anyone else, but she also does the vocals in the BCC/Netflix show "The Last Kingdom"

[@FluffysMum]

Like Iceland Faroe is an ancient Viking settlement so the inhabitants speak a language close to old Norse. The islands are north of the British Isles half way to Iceland if you want to find it on a map. Sadly although I have Norwegian and Faroe 🇫🇴 Island DNA I have never been there although I would really love to. Her voice 8s featured as the soundtrack and main theme music to the TV series The Last Kingdom about the Saxon and Viking invasions of the British Isles and the first Kingdom of England 🇬🇧

[@daginn896]

You should travle to Farao Islands, it is beutiful. However, this was filmed in Norway though.

[@MarsteinThomsen]

You should look up “falling free” in the old theatre in Torshavn it’s another fantastic preformance from Eivør

[@bjosch4365]

Actual title translation: ‘Spellbound by the Trolls’ Trøll = troll bundin = (spell) bound Best from ‘Bear’ the lost Viking in LaLa Land 😊👍🏻

[@terrynorman9622]

Eivor is a Faroese singer-songwriter with a distinctive voice and a wide range of interest in various interest, in various music genres. ,Spanning rock, jazz folk ,pop and European classical music .Her musical roots are in the Faroese ballads

[@I_scribbles]

In my personal opinion that region up into of the north sea along the artic is the home of the ingenious nordic people their music is very similar to natice american music music its the same all along the artic boarder canada Siberia norway sweden finland denmark poland and the old land of Rus all have strong connections to each other. But i highly recommend you check out Maria Franz, she has amazing vocal range too, watch Heilung song In Maidjan from their Lifa concert Live from Castlefest Denmark. You'll be pleasantly shell-shocked.

[@genarolechuga4625]

you really need to react to ¨Wardruna - White Raven¨ your going to love it...

[@unkelib4391]

have been there and it is in Norvey

[@ShanLiB]

There are some great suggestions in the comments and I'm sure you will love the experience of finding out more about this talented performer/songwriter/diplomat. One of my personal favorites is Eivør's cover of "May It Be" which she performed for Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. She does so much with her voice that makes the song more interesting than the original by Enya. I'm an Enya fan but, for "May It Be", I go to Eivør.

[@leesilverness4296]

Her name is pronounced like eye-ver. Like your eye with a ver at the end. The ver is like in deliver, and she sure does. She is amazing.

[@jeffmalloy8200]

This was not shot on the Faroe Islands. They are drop dead gorgeous, but they are very remote and almost treeless. This was shot at a historic farm on a fjord in Norway. The Faroe Islands are self governing but part of Denmark. Eivor lives on the continent in Denmark, most of which is fairly flat. If you want scenery like in the video above you will need to go to Norway. Not an inexpensive place to visit. Petrol is $12/gallon and if you eat out the food is pricey. Accommodations are on the high side of average for Europe. I haven't been there but, I would like to go and have done some research. Unbelievable scenery. Lodging in the off season is less expensive but, you'd better like snow and/or rain.

[@georgelynch6139]

“young lady” Eivor just had her birthday a few days ago, she’s in her 40s and wears it well😎

[@sithisrants4154]

Faroese is a dialect of Icelandic, I think. It is definitely a Germanic language, but it is an interesting observation on your part that it seems similar to Native American music. Iceland isn't that far from North America geographically. In fact, I think it is technically both in North America and Europe.

[@nilsandreaserstad5122]

First a detail - the Faeroe islands are not volcanic, though the environment is more dramatic than the Norwegian fjord shown in the video (however much I love our Norwegian fjords). For volcanic nature, go on the ferry Norröna in the evening and wake up to the eastern part of Iceland. Then, to the singing while breathing in. To speak "on the in-breath" is a feature of at least some of the Norse languages. It is just something we do, I'm told it sounds weird, even scaring, for some people. That is not to doubt that she has learned from other cultures. But it is also a clear reference to the traditional Faeroese sing-dance folklore. The drum at times is close to the stamping of feet: (58) Ormurin langi - KZbin

[@nilsandreaserstad5122]

Sorry, bad link. Hope this is better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qImQcnyrqc2Hq68

[@kobidan]

nonsense! Faroe Islands is all of volcanic origin. Made up approximately 6 km og basaltic lava..

[@nilsandreaserstad5122]

@@kobidan 60 - 70 million years ago, yes But not volcanic like Iceland

[@mads-juliusanderssen5748]

Eivør from the same concert in western Norway feat. the band Vamp w/their song "Tir n'a Noir" (again inspired by Irish folk): kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2irgmSLYtp6l7c Apparently the crowd was there for a Vamp concert, explains the full band set up on stage, and they had Eivør with them to contribute on (at least) Tir n'a Noir + this solo guest performance, guess that's why the crowd looked as "spellbound" as many of us from her performance In this song Vamp sings in 🇧🇻 while Eivør sings her parts in 🇫🇴 The concert was also sent in its entirety on NRK (Norwegian public broadcaster)

[@bentebergheim2598]

She is singing at a place in Norway

[@PK--ITA]

You are one of the first to notice the strong similarity of this Eivor track to the music of Native Americans. Great, that's it. Similar rhythm, percussions, beat, sounds. Was there any assumption that the Vikings and Native Americans had contacts a long time ago? Theme for the movie :) Thanks for Eivor and I recommend "Falling Free" at the Old Torshavn, masterpiece.

[@crhu319]

There is no question. The Greenlanders, who had significant back and forth traffic with Iceland, the Faeroes and elsewhere in the Scandinavian world, met the Inuit. And quite likely the Beothuk, Innu and Mi'kmaq. Possibly the Mohawk and Wolostoq.

[@akyhne]

Unfortunately that's not the Faroe Islands, but Norway. But the Faroe Islands are also breathtaking, although they look very different. You are impressed by Eivør and what she can do with her voice, but she only demonstrates half of it, in this song. She can go almost an octave higher, than in this song. She does it, in the song "Falling Free". There's a video on KZbin, live from Tórshavn, which is also a must-see.

[@jacobeiland82]

I thank it is recorded in Norway 😊. NRK is Norwegian national tv.

[@Accolonian]

Eivør has a rather big back catalog, where you will find very diverse music. I was building a playlist the other day and realised this. There are songs rooted in folk music like this one. There is classical orchestral stuff as well as varité/musical style songs. She has done a score for a tv show. There is jazz. But her main body of work I think lies in a indie/pop/folk/rock range. So yeah, all over the musical spectrum I guess. And then there are covers. From Leonard C. to Kate Bush (I takes a lot for me to accept people covering kate Bush, but Eivør actually succeeds). And many collaborations with other artists, so many. So don't expect the first 4 songs you hear from Eivør to be anything like each other. People will lead you towards the Falling Free (Torshavn version) for what will be obvious reasons. Other songs I would recommend are True Love. Surrender (from the London solo sessions) Rain (acoustic stripped back version) and of cause the song that introduced me to Eivør: Í Tokoni (or Into the Mist if you want the english version, it is almost just as good as the faeroese version).

[@ragnaur]

Her song Verð Mín is also one of her greatest.

[@Accolonian]

@@ragnaur agree. And you could go on. I like Brotin too.

[@Lannisen]

Have you done any reaction to Kulning? It's an old Scandinavian way of herd calling cows, and I'd recommend listening to Jonna Jinton, a great kulning artist.

[@Whateve909]

She is fantastic, my second favorite female singer 😃 (nobody beats Floor 🤘🤘🤘)

[@jameseastwood3847]

And here I was thinking the first time I heard this piece some months ago that it must be from an old folk tune and the lyric from a saga or such like. Then I read recently that Trollabundin is her song. Wow! Falling free live at Thorshavn is still haunting my memory from some days ago. She is Why North Americans like me in Canada , especially younger people (I’m 75) really need to listen much more to what is termed World music if you want to understand the real magic of and the importance music has to all Homo sapiens and now we know that some other species apart from us are clearly affected by music as well. We are all crew members on the same space ship.

[@Cyberplayer5]

You should listen to these from Eivor too. Eivør - Í Tokuni (Official Music Video) - KZbin , Eivør - Falling Free (Live at the Old Theater in Torshavn) - KZbin , Eivør - Gullspunnin (Official Music Video) - KZbin

[@bjrn-ingeblomqvist1963]

The Faroe Islands is beatuful but the venue is in Aurland, Norway.

[@edwardmeade]

If you like Eivor, you might want to listen to Tautumeitas. The name is Latvian for Daughters of the Nation. They started out as a traditional Liga (midsummer holiday) group. They have a unique style. As we're going in to the holidays, you might want to listen to one of their versions of "Guli Guli" which celebrates the Balto-Slavic midwinter festival of Kalyada or Rūžiņu Duorziņā which is a recent song dedicated to people of Ukraine. I thing you will enjoy the musicalty of the Rancane sisters and their friends.

[@dhamma58]

Sailing channel Drake Paragon recently sailed Iceland to the Faroe Islands....I remember some sort documentary visiting the islands but the name escapes me....one thing for sure, there is a plentiful plus number of sheep! Also, I just wanted to note that the folks at NRK consistently have great audio and visual on their channels.

[@andeewb]

That inhalation percussion technique reminds me of the inuit singing.

[@crhu319]

It literally is. She learned it from an Inuit woman.