Ranarim was a Swedish folk music ensemble known for their fresh and dynamic approach to traditional Scandinavian music. The group, founded in 1997, centered around the captivating vocal harmonies of Ulrika Bodén and Sofia Sandén, accompanied by exemplary musicians such as Niklas Roswall on nyckelharpa, Anders Johnsson on double bass, and Jens Engelbrecht on mandola and guitar. The band brought to the contemporary music scene a deep appreciation for the rich Swedish folk tradition, seamlessly blending old melodies with modern interpretations.

Throughout their career, Ranarim released a number of notable albums, each showcasing their commitment to revitalizing and celebrating Nordic folk music. Their works, including "För världen älskar vad som är brokot" and "Till Ljusan Dag", are characterized by the intricate interplay of vocals and instruments, unearthing the emotional depth of traditional stories and melodies. Although the group disbanded in 2010, their contributions to the genre left a lasting impact, continuing to inspire a love for folk music across generations of listeners and musicians. Ranarim succeeded in striking a delicate balance between honoring the past and creating something entirely new, ensuring their place within the annals of folk music as innovative and beloved storytellers.

Genres

Folkmusik

Nordic Folk

Nyckelharpa

Latest Release

Sayonara

Ranarim

Single - Released December 1, 2010