Her 1998 single 'A Dream' broke through at home, and she's kept writing and touring since.
If you're new to her, 'Forbidden Land Keelatud Maa' and 'Could You' give you a good sense of where she's coming from. They're straightforward, well-made pop songs that don't try too hard.
She's one of those artists who built a steady career without much fuss outside Estonia, but her songs have a way of sticking around. 'Forbidden Land Keelatud Maa' shows her knack for a melody that feels both local and universal. You can hear it in the way she's worked with figures like Arvo Pärt, keeping her sound grounded but open.
She started with 'A Dream' in 1998 and put out albums like 'First in Line' in 2001 and 'Valge' in 2013. Later on, she released the album '20' in 2018, still performing with a band across Europe and Asia.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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