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May 25, 2026
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Naja P talks modern sounds and traditional Greenlandic music
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Naja P performs with a qilaat, a traditional Greenlandic drum, at the Arctic Sounds Festival in Sisimiut, in April. (Photo courtesy DortheIvalo Jensen)
ARTS AND CULTURE MAY 25, 2026 – 8:30 AM EDT
Naja P talks modern sounds and traditional Greenlandic music
Singer-songwriter scheduled to perform in Iqaluit next month for the Alianait Arts Festival
By Mosha Folger
Naja P says she didn’t appreciate the musical potential of her Inuit culture and language until she started making music as a young adult.
Now, the 26-year-old singer-songwriter, born and raised in Nuuk, Greenland, will entertai…
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