Etnosfäär plays runo song based estonian folk music in electronic, atmospheric settings with keyboards, percussion and traditional instruments.

Kathi Koch - vocal, piano, bagpipes, whistle
Kaarel Kuusk - vocal, synthesizers, live-electronics
Karl-Markus Kohv - drums/percussion

Nora is a young woman searching and perceiving. She senses herself through the world’s bitter yet profoundly honest eyes. Both sides of her soulful mind, the right and the wrong, reach for the deepest layers of her listeners, in which the flowing flavours of neo-soul are being carried by the vigor of minimalistic electronics.

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Nora on noor tüdruk, kes otsib ja tunnetab. Tunnetab iseennast läbi maailma valusate, ent üdinisti ausate silmade. See on kohalejõudmise tee. Ta julgeb olukordade, tunnete ning inimestega silmitsi seista. Tüdruku muusikas on miski voolav neo-soulilik hõng, mida kannab minimalistlik elektrooniline jõud.

We are Estonian folk jazz band: Maarja Soomre vocal/melodica/zither, Tanel Ruben - percussions/sampler, Jaan Varts - acoustic guitar

Kaspar Uljas is Estonian accordion & bandoneon player and composer.
During his prior studies, he has found, that he would like to specialize in Argentinian tango/folklore and combine his previous knowledge and skills in jazz and world music as an interpreter and composer. 
For the last 6 years, he has been a composer and a leader in a band called Abraham’s Café. The group has given more than 150 concerts around Estonia and abroad at different jazz clubs and festivals. They have recorded 2 albums – “Journey to Haran” (2013) and “Berber Cinema” (2015). The music of the last album “Berber Cinema” was mainly composed for the Estonian-Palestinian documentary film “Rough Stage”, for which they also toured in Palestine in autumn 2015.
For the last five years, he has involved bandoneon into his performances and played Argentinian music in duos with guitarist Martin Lopez Muro (ARG); accordionist Jaak Lutsoja (EST); Martin-Eero Kõressaar (EST); Isabel Bermejo (ESP), Trio Maag (EST) and bigger ensembles - Gran Orquesta Típica OTRA (NL) , Septeto Camaleón (NL) etc.

Anna Lea Haamer is a jazz singer and songwriter whose work is characterized by a wide vocal range, stylistic freedom, and honest, reflective lyrics. She draws inspiration from various genres, blending jazz, soul, funk, R&B, folk, and pop. Her lyrics are often philosophical and contemplative – “I write songs to put my swirling thoughts aside – to observe them rather than get stuck in them.”

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