Sudan Dudan is a Norwegian folk music duo known for their contemplative and authentic interpretations of traditional Norwegian music. The duo is comprised of Anders Erik Røine and Marit Karlberg, who named the band after an old nursery rhyme bearing the same playful moniker. Their musical journey together began in 2006, and since then, Sudan Dudan has honed a distinctive sound characterized by a seamless blend of Karlberg's haunting vocal style and the duo's proficient string instrumentation, primarily featuring the langeleik (a Norwegian zither) and guitar.

With a deep reverence for the rich storytelling tapestry of Norwegian folk music, Sudan Dudan has gained recognition for their ability to breathe new life into age-old songs, maintaining the essence of tradition while infusing their music with a sense of contemporary relevance. Their discography reflects a profound exploration of Norway's musical heritage, with their most recent releases including "Heimen der ute" and "Inntil I Dag," where they delve into the heart of Nordic melodies and lyrical narratives. "Kari Og Ola" showcases their storytelling prowess, offering a poignant narrative set to intricate acoustic arrangements. Their eponymous album "Sudan Dudan" stands as a testament to the duo's artistry and their commitment to carrying the torch of Norwegian folklore into the modern era. Critics and folk enthusiasts alike praise Sudan Dudan for their meticulous craft and their contribution to keeping the spirit of Norwegian folk traditions alive.