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Dutch artist and Nordic folk pioneer Kati Rán is now pleased to reveal that she has signed with Svart Records, where she will be debuting her brand new full-length SÁLA on the 24th of May. For a glimpse of what's to come, Kati Rán is now sharing a short docu-clip about the record, which can be seen below.
Kati Rán comments: "For me, signing to Svart Records was the most natural next step. Collaborating and releasing my music with Svart's long-standing expertise in bringing out amazing artists and vinyl for true music connoisseurs, I'm grateful to be able to bring my audience a beautiful, elevated experience to enjoy my new Nordic dark folk album SÁLA. Together with Jaani Peuhu (Swallow The Sun, IANAI, Her Shadow, Mercury Circle, Lord Of The Lost, Hallatar,...) and Christopher Juul (Heilung), my new album has been tenuously crafted and produced and is curated by my many years of writing, researching, and traveling the Northern landscapes, taking on board with me incredible artists, sounds, and musicians to breathe the Nordic soul into the heart of this album. I'm looking forward to opening the floodgates to SÁLA with the release of the first single and opening track "Stone Pillars" on the 23rd of February. It embraces our most vulnerable side, questions our mind, and attempts to resurrect or reposition ourselves through spinning with the Fates. It dips right into the heart of things."
SÁLA features an impressive line-up of diverse musicians who lent their talents to the record, including Gaahl, Napalm Death's Mitch Harris, members of Heilung, Sígur Rós, and many others! Kati Rán is known for her collaborative audio work for Netflix's tv series 'Vikings: Valhalla', films and work for videogames, her stage appearances with Wardruna, Myrkur and Gaahls Wyrd to name a few, and her previous releases of the successful album; and Nordic dark folk tracks "Blodbylgje" and Icelandic track "Unnr | Mindbeach"; that run millions of streams and gathered a tightly knit Nordic folk music-loving audience around her. Link
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