Trolska Polska

Trolska Polska has a solid lineup of tracks that resonate with fans of Nordic folk music. One standout is “Tumult,” which captures lively rhythms and playful melodies. “Rumpenisserne” follows with its catchy hooks that invite listeners to tap their feet along. Another notable track, “Kanutten,” showcases traditional elements while keeping a fresh vibe.

The collection continues with songs like “Spirrevippen & Grimlingen” and “Drillenissen,” both featuring engaging tunes that highlight the group’s musical style. Tracks like “Halvlang Hopsa,” “Troldballehusvalsen,” and “Hylkerne (The Hylks)” round out their offerings. “Trollflickan” and “Krølle Bølle-polka” add to the mix, ensuring there's something for everyone who enjoys the folk genre.

Trolska Polska's latest album, "Eufori," released in 2020, showcases their distinct approach to Nordic folk music. The tracks blend traditional sounds with contemporary influences. Notable songs include "Eufori," which carries a lively rhythm, and offers a glimpse into their evolving style, while "Tumult," a single from 2019, reflects a more introspective side.

Earlier releases like "Untold Tails" from 2016 and "Moss" from 2014 continue to resonate with fans, featuring a mix of storytelling and musical exploration. Each album reveals different facets of their artistry, with a consistent focus on cultural themes. Trolska Polska continues to engage listeners with their unique take on folk traditions, making their music relevant to both new audiences and long-time fans.

Trolska Polska has made notable appearances at various festivals and venues, showcasing their unique blend of folk music. At the Lowlands Festival, they captivated audiences with a dynamic set that highlighted their traditional roots. The energy from the crowd and the band’s performance created an engaging atmosphere that resonated throughout the festival grounds.

Castlefest also marked a significant moment for the group. Their performance featured a mix of original compositions and traditional songs, which drew in a diverse audience. In addition to these festivals, they have played at venues like Gimle and Kultur- Und Kommunikationszentrum Brunsviga, where the intimacy of the setting allowed for a deeper connection with the audience. Ollerup Efterskole provided another platform for their music, bringing together students and locals alike to share in the experience.

Their appearances at these events reflect a commitment to bringing folk music to a wider audience while staying true to their roots.