Viggja Voices is a vocal sixtet from the small village Viggja, not far from Trondheim, Norway. The group consists of three men and three women. Although amateur singers, we always strive to keep a high level of quality. The group has several achievements to support our broad recognition. 
 Our music is a mixture of Norwegian folk music, inspiration from Sámi joik, and also some jazz, classical and contemporary music influences. We love exploring different singing styles and musical moods. 
 Viggja Voices mainly operate in the a cappella segment, but also enjoy cooperating with professional musicians. The group has a history of working with Frode Fjellheim, Henning Sommerro, Bjørn Alterhaug, Øyvind Smidt, Sturla Eide and Tuva Syvertsen, among others. 
 The debut album Åtte årstider is named after the work «De åtte årstider» (The Eight Seasons) composed by Ragnar Rasmussen. The eight movements depict one season each, inspired by Sámi and Kven tradition. In addition, we present three other songs that are either composed or customed to us. 
 Åtte årstider was recorded in Øra studio during 2021/2022, and the singers of Viggja Voices at the time were Arne Martin Aurlien (bass), Audun Støren (baritone), Halvor Lund (tenor), Gunnhild Breirem (alto), Tine Bernhardsen Nordvåg (mezzo soprano) and Anne Karin Støren (soprano and group leader).