Girls in Airports is a Danish band known for its eclectic blend of jazz, indie, and global folk music, creating a sound that is uniquely their own. Formed in Copenhagen in 2009, the band consists of Martin Stender on saxophone, Lars Greve on saxophones and clarinets, Mathias Holm on keyboard, Victor Dybbroe on percussion, and Mads Forsby on drums. Their approach to music is both exploratory and deeply melodic, a voyage through atmospheric landscapes that invoke a wide emotional range.

Girls in Airports has gained a reputation for their mesmerizing live performances and their ability to cross musical borders. With critically acclaimed albums to their name, "Fables" and "Live" from 2015 showcase the band's talent in capturing the essence of their sound both in studio and on stage. Album releases such as "Dive," "Stonehouse," and "Kabul" illustrate their continuous transformation and willingness to experiment, while tracks like "Curtain of Life" and "How It Is Now" demonstrate their matured artistry and compositional strength. The band's evocative tunes like "Myanmar" and "Leap" not only highlight their instrumental prowess but also their thoughtful engagement with sounds from around the globe, affirming their international acclaim and diverse appeal.