Moddi

Moddi, the stage name for Norwegian musician Pal Moddi Knutsen, is known for his blend of progressive folk and political protest themes. Debuting with "Floriography" in 2010, Moddi gained attention in the U.K. and continued to build a cult following leading up to the release of "Unsongs" in 2016, a collection of songs banned in various countries. Born in 1987 in Senja, Norway, Moddi began his music career early and released several successful albums, including "Set the House on Fire" and "Kæm Va Du?". A socially conscious artist, Moddi has been involved in political and environmental activism throughout his career.

Moddi, born Pal Moddi Knutsen on February 18, 1987 in Senja, Norway, started his music career at a young age and quickly rose to prominence with his unique blend of folk music and political themes. Releasing his debut album "Floriography" in 2010, Moddi garnered attention in the U.K. and continued to build a dedicated fan base. His commitment to social and environmental causes is evident in his music and activism, including his decision to cancel concerts in protest of political issues. The release of "Unsongs" in 2016, featuring songs banned in various countries, further solidified Moddi's reputation as a socially conscious and politically engaged artist.