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Dísa performs Fast Train at Iðnó in Reykjavík

Here’s a song that you’ll be hearing a lot sometime next year - Dísa’s Fast
Train. Lifted from a handmade four song demo E.P, this is one of two tracks
that Dísa performed in a special one-off performance for the Airwaves Podcast
at Iðnó a couple of days after she played there as part of the festival. Joining
her on guitar and vocals is Mads Mouritz.

Thanks to Iceland Naturally for their support for the 2009 Iceland Airwaves
Podcast.

Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Dagný Ósk Aradóttir Pind.
[download as mp4]

Hafdís Huld performs an acoustic version of Kónguló

Hafdís Huld performs Kónguló, the first single from her second album,
Synchronized Swimmers. The video was shot at Café Rosenberg where
Hafdís was launching the album that very night.

Thanks to Iceland Naturally for their support for the 2009 Iceland Airwaves
Podcast.

Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Dagný Ósk Aradóttir Pind.
[download as mp4]

Bloodgroup storm through Pro Choice in their Reykjavik Studio

Icelandic electro popsters Bloodgroup perform a new track, Pro Choice in their
Reykjavik studio.

Thanks to Iceland Naturally for their support for the 2009 Iceland Airwaves
Podcast.

Shot and edited during the Iceland Airwaves Festival by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by the band.
[download as mp4]

Ólafur Arnalds records Romance, his his third ‘Found Song’

Ólafur Arnalds records Romance, the third song in his week-long Found Songs
project. When we caught up with Ólafur in his new Reykjavik flat, he was in the
process of writing and recording one new song per day for 7 days and posting it
as a free download via Twitter.

Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound recorded by Ólafur Arnalds.
[download as mp4]

Ólafur Arnalds croons Miley Cyrus’ 7 Things

Ólafur Arnalds took a short break during his week-long Found Songs project to
record this little ditty. As you’ll see, Óli strips the song down to it’s schlock n’roll
roots and don’t the kids just love it!

Shot and edited by Stuart Rogers with sound by Ólafur Arnalds.
[download as mp4]