Swinder is a Dutch band known for their heartfelt and earnest delivery of indie rock music, with a unique twist: they perform entirely in their native Gronings dialect, hailing from the province of Groningen in the Netherlands. The band has a strong regional identity and has been appreciated for their dedication to preserving and promoting the Gronings language through their music. Their discography is a testament to their passion for storytelling and connecting with their listeners on a personal level—songs like "Nosk" and "Elke Dag Tot De Naacht" resonate with a sense of everyday life and familiarity.

While the band’s song "Noar Stad" can be translated to "To the City," suggesting a theme of transition and movement, their music as a whole often reflects upon the simpler aspects of living and the nuanced experiences of the Groningen people. Swinder's self-titled album represents their roots and showcases their ability to translate the regional dialect into a universal language of emotion. With "Vief Veur Elf" and other releases, the band has carved out a niche in the Dutch music scene, winning over fans who are drawn to their authentic sound and the intimacy of their lyrical narratives. Swinder stands out as a cultural ambassador for Groningen, while simultaneously contributing to the diversification of the broader Dutch music landscape.