Narum is a beloved Norwegian band deeply rooted in the folk rock genre, known for their poetic lyricism and melodic songs that often draw inspiration from the traditional music of their homeland. Established in the small town of Skarnes by siblings Jon Anders, Lars Christian, and Marius Narum in 2007, the group quickly made a name for themselves in the Scandinavian music scene. With a lineup featuring Jon Anders' warm vocals and guitar, Lars Christian on keyboards, and Marius on drums, alongside Monika Engeseth and Live Miranda Solberg on vocals and strings, respectively, Narum's sound is characterized by a harmonious blend of folk sensibilities with contemporary rock elements.

The band's lyrical themes tend to explore life's emotional landscapes, nature, and the human connection to it, often reflecting the scenic beauty of Norway. Narum's commitment to producing music in their native language of Norwegian adds to their charm and has garnered them a dedicated following. Among their recent releases are songs like "Skibladner," which carries an aura of nostalgia and reverence for heritage, and "Kvælve en sørgelig sang rundt om," showcasing the band's ability to convey melancholy through entrancing melodies. The haunting "Danny Boy" reveals the band's versatility, while tracks like "Snart fær je" and "Farida" continue to exhibit Narum's talent for crafting songs that resonate with both local and international audiences, thanks to their universal themes and heartfelt performances. With a growing discography that echoes across the bounds of language, Narum stands as a testament to the power of music as a storyteller and emotional touchstone.