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‘YULE’ GRAMMY NOMINEE!

Our Christmas recording has been nominated in three categories! Congratulations to our amazing sound engineer / producer Morten Lindberg, 2L!

And a huge thanks to our guests musicians, fellow arrangers and composers!

Sinikka Langeland, kantele

Anders Jormin, double bass + arrangement of ‘Gläns över sjö och strand’.

Helge Andreas Norbakken, percussion

Vegar Vårdal, hardanger fiddle + fiddle

Arve Henriksen, trumpet + organ, co-producer

Josefines julesalme. Arrangement by Tone Krohn

LUX: Composed by Andrew Smith

Cover design: Nina Birkeland

To listen and learn more, visit the 2L website: https://shop.2l.no/products/yule


We are very happy to be joined by Ditte Marie Bræin from September 2025. She will alternate with Linn Andrea Fuglseth.

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