Tungtvann

Tungtvann, a leading force in the Norwegian hip-hop scene, consisted of rapper Jørgen Nordeng (aka Jørg-1) and producer/rapper Poppa Lars (also known as Lars Sandness). Originating from Bodø in the north of Norway, their name translates to 'heavy water,' a nod to both the weightiness of their lyrical themes and their Nordic roots. The band debuted in the late 1990s and was instrumental in pioneering a distinctively Norwegian approach to hip-hop, characterized by lyrics in their native dialect and a sound that often drew on elements beyond the typical hip-hop palette.

Their discography is a testament to their innovation and their significance in the Norwegian music industry. Albums like "Mørketid" and "Siste Skanse" capture the gritty reality of life in the north, while "Nord og ned (10 år med reinspikka Hip Hop)" serves as a compilation that celebrates a decade of their raw, unfiltered hip-hop. With "Iii: Folket Bak Nordavind," they delivered a powerful narrative of Northern Norwegian culture. In tracks from their "Reinspikka Hip Hop EP" and other releases, Tungtvann consistently delivered lyrics that were both reflective and hard-hitting, backed by beats that blended traditional hip-hop with regional touches. Although they disbanded in the mid-2000s, their legacy continues to be felt in the Norwegian hip-hop community and beyond.

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Nord og ned (10 år med reinspikka Hip Hop)
Album - 26 Tracks - Released October 25, 2010
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