Eclectic Estonia at the Tallinn Music Week

Eclectic Estonia at the Tallinn Music Week
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By Christopher Cummins with Agencies
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Estonian folk power trio Trad Attack!! make a triumphant return to Tallinn Music Week, three years after a trail blazing appearance at the music and urban culture showcase festival.

Crikey. TradAttack</a> were something special last night. <a href="https://t.co/2bNPtWJuR7">pic.twitter.com/2bNPtWJuR7</a></p>&mdash; The Record Journal (RecordJ) April 1, 2017

This year’s event features an eclectic programme of 237 artists from 33 countries at venues spread across the city.

Mart Avi, a 25-year old Estonian, borrows from the 80s with his staged, synth based pop: “Some of these aren’t really my stories they are like characters I play different characters and they have their own backgrounds,” the young Estonian is a fan as well as performer:
“Well, the best: Bowie, Prince, Miles Davis. The best,” he admitted.

Mart Avi’s third album ‘Rogue Wave’ reached came second in the Estonian Best-Album-of-the-year award, behind David Bowie’s ‘Blackstar.’

Estbel, the name gives it away, are a Belgian, Estonian collaboration, made up of two Belgians and two Estonians, all four harbour a love for traditional music and instruments.

Big news! So happy! So proud! #10daystillrelease#saar#Estbel#TallinnMusicWeekpic.twitter.com/C8ie6CP7l8

— Estbel (@Estbelmusic) March 20, 2017

‎Indie popster C Duncan Glasgow also made an impact when he first played here two years ago. Now after a Mercury nomination, the band return Tallinn Music Week.

He explained how he got into the business:
“Basically I was doing music from my very young age Than I went to study classical composition and once I was doing that I realised Pop music is kind of fun as well but making pop music particularly I finished university and I actually thought, this is what I’m gonna do. I utilised all my classical training.”

Our Song Of The Day is the dizzy new B-side “Nothing At All” from Glasgow's C Duncan (mrchrisduncan</a>) <a href="https://t.co/NwO4rz37EW">https://t.co/NwO4rz37EW</a> <a href="https://t.co/djXiEt2PXz">pic.twitter.com/djXiEt2PXz</a></p>&mdash; THE LINE OF BEST FIT (bestfitmusic) March 27, 2017

C Duncan’s second collection is ‘The Midnight Sun’ named after an episode of the
‘The Twilight Zone.’

He is due to tour the UK in May.

Oscar nominee, Hauschka https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hauschka performed pieces for prepared piano.

First Listen: Hauschka, 'What If' https://t.co/s9lUvRw9NDpic.twitter.com/rn0FYuFze7

— Music World (@MusicLoverWrld) March 23, 2017

The experimental pianist received his nomination for the soundtrack to the film ‘Lion,’ staring Dev Patel, Nicole Kidman.

#nowplaying HAUSCHKA – Late Summer / 5 Movements – EP pic.twitter.com/rhvj4VFK2a

— mag (@magsvefn) March 22, 2017

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