Nordic folk-rock from the black sand shores of Iceland.
Listen
Single
The fire you keep alive when everything around you is cold. Sung in English, with an Icelandic refrain.
“Fire in me, fire in you. We’re burning still, we’re breaking through.”
New single
A homecoming after twenty years away: one lit window above a black-sand beach, and the long walk back to it.
“Heima, light the way.”
The story
Orri grew up where Iceland meets the North Atlantic: black sand, basalt cliffs and a wind that never really stops. He left young, with a guitar and a duffel bag, and spent twenty years singing in other people’s harbours.
At forty-three, he is coming home. His songs are Nordic folk-rock: pounding drums, droning strings and a weathered voice that moves between English and Icelandic the way the weather moves along the coast.
The raven across his chest and the world-tree on his back are the old stories he never left behind. Every song is a step on the road back: Eldur í mér is the fire you carry through the cold, Bring Me Home is the lit window at the end of the beach.
Merch
T-shirt
Heavyweight black cotton, raven medallion on the chest.
T-shirt
Washed black, Orri in his stage coat on the back.
Art print
The single’s artwork on matte archival paper, 50 × 50 cm.
Art print
Black and white portrait, 50 × 70 cm.
The clan
Letters from the North, only when there’s fire to share. Never spam.