来自冰岛的三位不到20岁的青年，主唱Jófríður Ákadóttir, Þórður Kári Steinþórsson 电声和Áslaug Rún Magnúsdóttir单簧管，组成了一支名为Samaris的乐队，单簧管的使用和主唱的嗓音营造出一种混合自赏、吹泡、独立舞曲的风格。在2011年《Hijóma þú》和2012年《Stofnar Falla》（在Sigur Rós' Sundlaugin录音室，和Múm乐队的Gunnar Tynes一起录制完成）两张EP之后，终于在2013年推出同名专辑《Samaris》，囊括此前EP的歌曲外，附带4首Remix。
有人说女主唱Jófríður Ákadóttir的嗓音非常像家乡人Bjork，倒是给他们造了个很好的声势，但是显然他们的音乐风格很不一样，在电子乐和单簧管的搭配下，音乐如诗如水，忧伤迷离，是冷艳的唯美派。
The youngest of this bunch, Samaris are a trio of teenagers who blend woozy synths and electronics with live clarinet and vocals to create a dreamy mix of shoegaze, trip-hop, and indie dance. With its dark undertones, their music often comes across as an Icelandic answer to witch house, while also referencing of-the-moment touchstones like James Blake and Austra. Singer Jófríður Ákadóttir is also known for her role in Pascal Pinon, the decidedly more folksy act she formed with her twin sister Ásthildur, but from a live-performance perspective at least, she seems far more in her element in the electronic haze she’s creating here.
