What kind of music do they play?
The group MUSViT manages to innovatively combine hip hop with New Yorker jazz, but effortlessly mixes Danish-language and Nordic jazz as well as wilder free jazz inspiration. It is exuberant and present art of the moment, where calm and unrest, humor and seriousness are intertwined into a brave and captivating live expression.
What should I know about them?
MUSViT is one of the most talked about, fresh and exciting new voices on the Nordic jazz scene. The Danish-Swedish quartet met each other at Skurup's Folkhögskola in Skåne and since then their career has taken off. They won JazzDanmark's "Jazz Competition" in 2024 at a sold-out Jazzhus Montmartre and were named "New Jazz Name of the Year" at DMA Jazz 2025. Their first EP "MUSViT" was received with great praise and they have just released their first album "SUKKER".
What do the critics say?
"At MUSViT, calm and unrest, humor and seriousness ...
What kind of music do they play?
The group MUSViT manages to innovatively combine hip hop with New Yorker jazz, but effortlessly mixes Danish-language and Nordic jazz as well as wilder free jazz inspiration. It is exuberant and present art of the moment, where calm and unrest, humor and seriousness are intertwined into a brave and captivating live expression.
What should I know about them?
MUSViT is one of the most talked about, fresh and exciting new voices on the Nordic jazz scene. The Danish-Swedish quartet met each other at Skurup's Folkhögskola in Skåne and since then their career has taken off. They won JazzDanmark's "Jazz Competition" in 2024 at a sold-out Jazzhus Montmartre and were named "New Jazz Name of the Year" at DMA Jazz 2025. Their first EP "MUSViT" was received with great praise and they have just released their first album "SUKKER".
What do the critics say?
"At MUSViT, calm and unrest, humor and seriousness are not contradictory, but coexist and reinforce the whole. That is why MUSViT is a wonderful life-affirming experience in a time with so much discord." — Mads Kornum, AllThat.dk
"The Danish-Swedish quartet (...) moves in an open field between modern jazz, rap, pop and Danish-language lyrics — at once melancholic, weighty and funky." — Copenhagen Jazz Festival / Jazz.dk
NOTE: Our informal Wednesday concerts and jam sessions are primarily STANDING. There are limited seats along the benches on the sides, so if seating is important to you, please arrive early. We cannot guarantee seating....
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