With just three songs out yet, Reykjavík-based duo Andy Svarthol seem like one of the more ephemeral – and intriguing – upcoming projects in the ever vivid Icelandic scene.

Högni Egilsson is best known for his work as frontman of Hjaltalín, and a singer in GusGus.

After Bjarki blazed a trail for Icelandic electronic musicians, many promising artists have emerged from his slipstream.

aYia appeared out of nowhere in 2016 with their stunning debut single, “Water Plant”, which quickly went viral in Iceland, and soon enough, beyond.

Slow, thoughtful, beautiful four and a half minutes from Icelandic trio GANGLY.

Jófríður Ákadóttir has been a cult star in Iceland since she emerged, aged just 16, as one half of Pascal Pinon — a peaceful folk duo, with her twin sister Ásthildur.

Sóley spread her wings in 2017 with her best album to date, “Endless Summer”.

Primarily a composer, Páll Ivan’s lo-fi pop output is something of an accident. After suffering a mental breakdown, Páll started creating music in his studio as a therapeutic exercise—“like colouring in.”

The acclaimed group from Reykjavík returns with a brand new single, “Slétt og fellt”.

Everything about Reykjavíkurdætur is different.