Beata Bermuda

Beata Bermuda has established themselves as a breath of fresh air on the Swedish folk music scene. The exuberant live act has been well received by audiences in both Europe and the USA. Self-composed music on violin, vocals and glockenspiel with features of traditional Scandinavian music and a touch of indie-pop has given Beata Bermuda their own unique voice – a voice that speaks of feminism and tolerance.

Linnea Aall Campbell, Hanna Andersson and Samantha Ohlanders met at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm. Their band Beata Bermuda grew out of a shared interest in exploring the possibilities of the violin and finding new voices and functions for it beyond its traditional place in a folk fiddle trio. Intriguing lyrics evolved taking stands on feminism, anti nationalism and tolerance, and today they call their sound acoustic indie folk.

The band has played concerts and toured both at home in Sweden, in Europe and in North America since its conception in 2011. In 2014 the group released its debut album Beata Bermuda which received great reviews and represented Sweden at the Euroradio Folk Festival. The album was followed up in 2017 with the CD Old School Sessions in which Beata Bermuda put its own spin on traditional Nordic folk music.

The long-standing friendship between Linnea, Hanna and Samantha makes Beata Bermuda an energetic stage presence characterized by equal amounts of warmth, joy and earnestness.