_contact: 
sandermoldermusic@gmail.com
tiks.estonia@gmail.com
_edits: 
https://soundcloud.com/tiksume
_mixes: 
http://www.mixcloud.com/sandermolder/

Trad.Attack! is an Estonian trio whose sound can fill stadiums and is excited about folk re-invention. As their name suggests, their approach to songcraft is with great vigour, power and passion. 

In the nine years since coming together, Trad.Attack! has released 5 albums, reached every continent and performed in 38 countries at significant festivals such as the Woodford Folk Festival (Australia), Womad (UK, Chile), Rudolstadt Festival (Germany), Rainforest World Music Festival (Malaysia) and many significant showcase festivals (e.g. Womex, Folk Alliance International). 

Back home in Estonia, Trad.Attack! blasted into the scene and has been revolutionizing it ever since, having won a whopping 29 music awards, including best band and best album. Band's latest album "Bring It On" was released in March 2023, featuring many Estonian and international artists: Canadian folk-pop band The East Pointers, Georgian vocal choir Iberi and Ravid Kahalani from Yemen Blues.

MERI

Meri’s myriad recordings under the names like DJ Meri or Rules Of The Deep encompass numerous styles all deeply rooted in the grooves of early dance music and old school rave roots. 

By the end of 90’s he had already released music on seminal labels like Defected, Ovum, Cr2, Hooj Choons, Peppermint Jam, NRK Music, and Record Union among many others and had set up some of biggest dance events his native Estonia had ever seen.

His extensive gig schedule had taken him to such legendary venues like Pacha in Ibiza, Mambo Cafe in the same balearic Island, Ministry Of Sound in London, Discotheque in New York, Crobar in Miami, Parke Extremo in Equador, Turnmills in UK, the list goes on and on. 

It’s no understatement to say that Meri has been there since the inception of electronic music culture to the present day, always keeping himself active and his ear to the pulse. Whether it has been doing his 20-years-and-running radio show Tallinn Express, producing music for his own project or for dance music legends like Crystal Waters or accepting awards for the best production/composition work in the Estonian music awards.

Now coming armed with new music which faithfully emulates his early breakbeat, acid and electro influences (and those already mentioned very important warehouse rave roots), he’s once again fresh as ever and enthusiastic to present his current sound of breaky drums, pop leaning vocals and keys as well as club rumbling bass.

He has prepared a cascade of new singles, some of them more  vocal, some more instrumental, all reflecting the 30-year of experience in electronic music culture, strong song writing skills and those late nights with a bag of records, an awesome crowd, pints of beer and unforgettable memories on the DJ booth and dance floor alike.

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