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What began as a one-off experiment in the Danish countryside has grown into something truly special. Here’s the story behind the Paper Trio and how it led to our upcoming release, Hippo Road, out on November 22nd.
It started when Thomas Agergaard was invited to perform at a paper museum in rural Denmark. The condition was that we had to incorporate actual paper sounds into the music. So, Greg Cohen, Thomas, and I rummaged through the studio, experimenting with paper—crinkling, tearing, tapping, and more.
With limited time to rehearse, we blended these textures into our trio’s usual sound. That night, the audience was drawn in by the raw, tactile nature of the paper. What started as a playful challenge turned into the foundation of the Paper Trio.
Inspired by that performance, we decided to explore further and took the project into the studio. Hippo Road captures those unique sounds—layering the rustle of handmade sheets and the rhythmic thump of paper machines into our improvisations. Each piece started with a simple mood or title, letting the sound guide us.
This project is about embracing creativity and finding beauty in constraints. We hope Hippo Road brings you the same sense of curiosity and joy that we felt while making it.
Mark your calendars for November 22nd—we can’t wait to share it with you.
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Welcome to our Sleeve place. We know you are out there, but it's difficult to catch you and we are not always sure who you are. That's why we wanna meet you, physically through shows next year in Germany and Denmark! Here on Sleeve where you can become part of our inner circle and get behind the scenes with us, or connect with other nerdy listeners of ours.
This is our first album, if you haven't already heard it, go listen to it on Spotify or Apple, and wait for us to share premixes of the new songs very soon!
Soon actress Stina Ekblad will come to DK and perform with Nicholas, Jeppe and Me. Always magic <3
17 november i Solrød Strand Kirke- "Älskade Edith"
18 november Korsør Kultur Hus - "Älskade Edith"
20 novemer "Livet Tæt på døden" med Stina Ekblad
Backstage with @Oh Land
Today we are backstage with Oh Land at Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen. We are doing 3 shows with her based on the exhibition Käthe Kollwitz – MENSCH; 1 closed event today and 1 show Thursday and Friday. We have a very limited amount of tickets for us to give away for the show tomorrow (Thursday) and we are giving them away to Inner Circle members, first come first serve! There’s only a handful left so hurry up and write us!
Preview
Continuo
13 tracks43:01 minutes
Release
Dybfølt“Even the most skilful gardener can find immense pleasure in wild flowers” ... Somewhere in a tiny bookstore in Boston there is an old dusty encyclopedia of folk music with this quote on the first page. It describes so beautifully what is so fantastic about folk music: it is a force of nature! ‘Continuo’ is the second album from the Danish string-duo Dybfølt consisting of Kirstine Elise Pedersen on cello and Mathæus Bech on double bass. Though they both have a classical background, they initially met playing nordic folk music, which has been the main focus of this album. All but one of the tracks are original, with the odd one out being a baroque piece by the french composer Marin Marais. The title ‘Continuo’ stems from the baroque music term basso continuo, which is a form of unspecified accompaniment-voice that can be played and improvised over by various instruments – often the lowest instruments, which seemed fitting to our modus operandi. It also alludes quite nicely to the fact that this is our second album and a continuation of our musical journey together.