Katrín Helga Andrésdóttir
Katrín Helga is the author and director of the short film Hex, which won the Sólveig Anspach Award in 2023, was nominated to New Nordic Voice at Nordisk Panorama, nominated as short film of the year at Eddan and received an honorary mention for Exceptional Vision at Stockfish Film Festival. She is half of the duo Ultraflex, who have released the albums 'Infinite Wellness' and 'Visions of Ultraflex', winning the Icelandic Music Awards and The Kraumur Awards and received numerous additional nominations.
She also carries out the solo project Special-K, was a member of Daughters of Reykjavík 2013 - 2021 and played in Sóley Stefánsdóttir’s live band 2016 - 2018. She was the musical director of the metal ballet 'Satanvatnið' that was shown at Tjarnarbíó in 2023 and 2024.
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Farao
known for blending smooth R&B, 80s disco, and ambient jazz into a unique, immersive sound, Farao's music creates a vibe that feels both nostalgic and fresh, earning praise for its lush, dreamy atmosphere.
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CYBER
an experimental electronic project led by Salka Valsdóttir and Joe, started as a thrash-metal/disco concept and has since become known for genre-bending music and boundary-pushing live performances.
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viibra
a visionary flute septet that pushes the boundaries of flute playing through improvisation and innovative music, renowned for their dynamic role in Björk’s Cornucopia and their vibrant creative contributions to Reykjavík’s music scene.
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Salka Valsdóttir
an innovative producer and performer, known for blending dark pop, opera, and avant-garde sounds. With a rich musical background and a talent for vivid storytelling, her solo project explores themes of love, fear, and loss.
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Ultraflex
blends 80s disco, Italo, and funk with jazz, new-age sensibilities, and modern pop culture, creating a unique whirlwind of dance floor weirdness that is both kitschy and high-concept.on goes here
