Orjan Nilsen | nl

Ørjan Nilsen, born the 14th of June 1982 in Kirkenes in Norway, started his interest in music at an early age. He started banging on drum sets at the age of 1 and was thoroughly instructed by his father and brother for the first 9 years of his life. At the age of 7, Ørjan got his first keyboard, and started to practice on it every single day for the next couple of years, but started to think this little keyboard lacked what he was looking for... And then it began... Melodies and rhythm were increasingly becoming a more important...

Spencer Nilsen is a video game music composer. He is probably best known for his soundtracks to the Sega CD versions of Ecco the Dolphin and Ecco: The Tides of Time, as well as the United States version of Sonic CD. .

Kurt Nilsen is a son of a truck driver, and used to skip school for several weeks, just to be with his father on the road. He was originally a plumber before he entered the first Norwegian Idol contest in 2003, where he won against all odds. He went on to be a huge success in Norway, with the hit "She's so High". His voice has often been compared to that of Bono from U2. The year after, he competed in the World Idol contest; after performing U2's "Beautiful Day" the Australian judge, Ian Dickson, told him: "You're one hell...

Siri Nilsen (born april 12, 1985 in Oslo) is a singer/songwriter and dancer from Oslo, Norway. She is the daughter of Lillebjørn Nilsen. In October 2008 she won the award "Grappas debutantpris" earning her a record deal with Norwegian label Grappa. Album: Vi som ser i mørket (2009) Alle snakker sant (2011) Skyggebokser(2014) .

BJNilsen lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden, Born in 1975. He has been active with experimental music and sound since the early 90´s with various constellations. Since 1999 he has been releasing records as Hazard on the UK labels Ash International and Touch, making music and sound for documentary film, television and commercials. He is focused on the sound of nature and its effect on humans, field recordings and the perception of time and space as experienced through sound, sometimes electronically treated. [www.bjnilsen.com] .