BAZAR BLÅ
Appearing in "Spring in Niavaran" (2005), "Clouds"(2008)

   The swedish trio create their own, new folk music and call it Transglobal Tripfolk. 1999 their debut album, Nordic City, was nominated as "folk-music record of the year".  Bazar Bla also collaborate with the well known Harp player Asita Hamidi under the name of Bazaari's. Bazar Bla performed live in Tehran (May, 2004) and also jammed with Iranian musicians.

MEYER, Björn (1965):
 Bassplayer from Stockholm and founder of Bazar Bla. Active as freelance musician since 1989. Moved to Switzerland in 1996 and is a very sought-after musician, performing concerts and doing session-work. He works with many highly regarded projects in Switzerland, Germany, Australia, Spain and Sweden.

HEDIN, Johan (1969)
  Nyckelharpa-player, composer and instrument-developer(constructor) from Kalmar in southern Sweden. Born in 1969, started playing Nyckelharpa at the age of 12 and received the title "Riksspelman" (a title of honour for folk-musicians in Sweden) in 1992. Apart from leading his own projects - his solo-album /Warner Music/ has been released in many parts of the world - he is also a member of "Världsmusikorkestern" led by Ale Möller, "Nyckelharpsorkestern", "Triptyk" etc. - some of the most acclaimed folk music formations in Sweden. He also teaches at the conservatory in Stockholm.

GILLE, Fredrik (1971):
  Percussionist from Eskilstuna, Sweden. Collects instruments, playing-techniques and inspiration from percussion-traditions all around the world. He has for example studied Tablas in Bombay.
   Since 2001, Fredrik lives frequently in Spain, Italy and Sweden and also plays amongst others with a number of the finest flamenco-artists in Spain, Switzerland and Sweden.