New Tide Orquesta, formerly known as New Tango Orquesta, is an avant-garde ensemble known for its innovative approach to chamber music and its fusion of classical, jazz, and traditional tango influences. Formed in Sweden in the mid-1990s by the composer and bandoneón player Per Störby, the group quickly gained a reputation for their sophisticated compositions and compelling performances that stretch the boundaries of tango music.

With a discography that spans over two decades, their sound has evolved from the traditional tango roots into a more eclectic mix that defies easy categorization. Their album "Mönster Outside," which can be translated as "Patterns Outside," exemplifies their genre-blending ethos, weaving together various musical threads to create an intricate sonic tapestry. Alongside "One" and "Gold," New Tide Orquesta's releases like "Spirits: Nursery Rhymes" and "Live in Rio" showcase the group's dynamic range and adaptability, often incorporating elements of minimalism, contemporary improvisation, and experimental sounds. The constant innovation in albums like "How to Climb a Mountain," "Vesper," "The Kiev Concert," and "Bestiario" solidify their status as trailblazers in the neo-tango movement, while releases like "New Tango Orquesta, Pt. 2" serve as reminders of their roots and the evolutionary journey of their sound.