Let’s Dansk: Denmark market report

Denmark’s post pandemic recovery has been so heavily fuelled by domestic artists, expectations on emerging talent now far outstrip supply

Roskilde © Kim Matthäi Leland

A pandemic has many unpredictable consequences, but no one could have foreseen that this one would catapult a 6’7” Kurdish-Danish pop singer to local stardom so dramatically that it made the New York Times predict an international breakthrough for Danish-language pop.

Last year, however, songs from Aarhus-born Tobias Rahim’s second album, Når Sjælen Kaster Op (When the Soul Vomits), topped Denmark’s singles charts for nearly 40 weeks, and in 2023, he capitalised with a headline show at Copenhagen’s 17,000-cap Royal Arena…

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