Signe Borch
Signe Borch grew up in a musical family, playing the piano and singing in harmony with her sisters. She picked up the guitar at 12, and spent her teenage years playing electric guitar in local rock bands. She later discovered bluegrass and never looked back. Signe brings powerful rhythm guitar and soulful vocals to No Man's Land.
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Kylie Kay Anderson
Kylie Kay Anderson learned her first guitar chords from her dad at age 9 and was introduced to bluegrass mandolin through her childhood best friend at age 13. Her love for the music has taken her across the Atlantic, where she now brings her dynamic mandolin playing and harmony vocals to No Man's Land.
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Loes van Schaijk
Loes sang in harmony with her mother from a young age. As a child, she was drawn to everything her parents had brought back home from the time they had lived in North Carolina: Dr. Seuss books, a 5-string banjo, the sheet music to Duelling Banjos, and cassette tapes with country music. Today she holds down the low end on double bass.
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Simona Uhereková
Simona Uhereková is a banjo player, vocalist, and songwriter with a knack for blending bluegrass tradition with European flair. Her work with the bluegrass band Candy Floss, which she co-founded in 2004, was featured in the European Bluegrass Music Association (EBMA) newsletter #3, highlighting her role in promoting bluegrass music beyond its American roots.
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Esther Duerinck
Esther Duerinck was born in a family of musicians in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium, and has been playing classical violin since she was eight years old. After many years of classical studies in Belgium and Sweden, she is now based in Gothenburg. Her fiddle playing brings a beautiful, melodic voice to No Man's Land.
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