Jojo - Unto is a Jojo jazz trio’s second studio album. Moody, reflective pieces balanced with brighter or more rhythmic tracks. The trio format allows a lot of breathing room: places for lyrical piano lines, supportive bass walking, and drums that color rather than dominate.

Dreamscapes marks the 25th anniversary of Finnish folk powerhouse Frigg. Blending dazzling fiddle-driven traditions with cinematic textures and modern grooves, the instrumental album takes listeners on a journey through shimmering soundscapes, from delicate daydreams to fiery dances. It’s Frigg at their most adventurous, expansive, and celebratory.

The album builds on Frigg’s Finnish folk roots, especially the fiddle tradition, but pushes into expanded soundscapes: multilayered “chamber-folk,” cinematic passages, occasional electric textures, and rich rhythmic interplay. Tracks vary in mood and energy: from introspective, ambient openings through more driving, rhythmically complex pieces. The contrast between speed, texture, and atmosphere is central.

Valehtele, maailma ei tule muuttumaan is the first studio album by Finnish artist Saarisalo. The record introduces her unique blend of alternative pop and intimate songwriting, weaving together lyrical honesty with atmospheric soundscapes. It reflects themes of identity, vulnerability, and the tension between personal truth and societal expectations.

Mikä meitä vaivaa? is the second studio album by Finnish artist Saarisalo. The music is primarily written by Salla Saarisalo and produced by Jukka Puolakka. Blending alternative pop with poetic lyricism, the record explores themes of restlessness, connection, and everyday emotions with both intimacy and intensity. Its sound combines organic instrumentation and modern production, creating a distinctive and atmospheric listening experience.