Frigg, a dynamic band from the Nordic regions, has been enthralling audiences with its inventive and spirited approach to folk music since the early 2000s. The group's roots are deeply embedded in the rich musical traditions of Finland and Norway, with their sound characterized by a seamless blend of Finnish folk, a sprinkle of Norwegian influence, and a dose of bluegrass Americana. They are renowned for their vibrant string playing skills, featuring a combination of fiddles, mandolin, cittern, guitar, and double bass, all of which coalesce to create their distinctive 'Nordgrass' sound—a term coined to describe their music which fuses Nordic folk and American bluegrass.

Frigg's discography showcases their ability to innovate within the realm of folk music while maintaining a reverence for tradition. With albums such as "Frost on Fiddles" and "Timeline," they have pushed the boundaries of what instrumental folk encompasses, infusing their compositions with energy and precision. Their latest releases continue this trend; "Perintö" and "Frigg" are testimonials to their evolving artistry and knack for creating memorable melodies that resonate globally. Their festive "Joululaulut" brings seasonal charm, while "Polka V" is a testament to their playful engagement with folk dance rhythms. Through their music, Frigg has crafted a soundscape that is not only reflective of their Nordic heritage but also universally appealing for its warmth and liveliness.