Sankta Lucia is Ödland’s second album. It is european travel, from the greek shores to Lappland’s forests. This is an album inspired by a train trip undertaken by Lorenzo Papace. Each song takes its inspirations from the traditional music of the walked lands. The album speaks about Travel, War, Religions,Food, Bazar and Landscapes. Sankta Lucia is a dream about the old magic world. It is an eclectic project, both historical and sensitive.
Milla Viljamaa is a finnish musician and composer known for her creative works in various fields ranging from folk, nuevo tango and chamber music to theatre, opera, and film productions as well as different kinds of concerts. She has also produced imagery and music for two visual concerts called ‘Lost Moon’ (Kadonnut kuu 2005) and ‘Trap’ (Ansa 2008). The theme of Millas first solo album “Paras aika päivästä” was everyday life in all its rich detail. At her second solo album “Minne“ she has turned her gaze to the interface between myth and reality.
A limited “mossy green” marbled vinyl release on Underwater Peoples, housing Mountain Man’s first EP. The all-girl acappella group recently released their full-length debut (Made To Harbour) on Bella Union but this five-song collection on the brilliant Underwater Peoples imprint (who previously released material from the likes of Real Estate, Julian Lynch, Ducktails and Alex Bleeker & The Freaks) features alternative recordings, and boasts warmed-up, generally less reverb-saturated productions.
Pearls Before Swine 