Stories of Stonia
Stories of Stonia
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Our Take
Our Take
Estonian folk artist Mari Kalkun takes listeners on a whimsical journey through the mystical landscapes of her homeland with her latest album, "Stories Of Stonia." This enchanting collection of songs perfectly blends traditional folk melodies with a modern twist, creating a sound that is both timeless and innovative.
Kalkun's ethereal vocals soar above layers of intricate instrumentation, weaving tales of love, loss, and enchantment. The haunting beauty of tracks like "Forest Lullaby" and "Moonlit Dance" transport listeners to a world of magic and wonder, while the more upbeat "Meadow Frolic" and "Spring Awakening" will have you dancing in your living room.
The production on "Stories Of Stonia" is top-notch, with each instrument carefully chosen to enhance the emotional impact of Kalkun's lyrics. From the delicate plucking of the kannel to the gentle strains of the accordion, every note is perfectly placed, creating a lush sonic landscape that is a joy to explore.
Overall, "Stories Of Stonia" is a captivating and enchanting listen that showcases Mari Kalkun's exceptional talent as a songwriter and musician. Whether you're a fan of traditional folk music or just looking for something a little bit different, this album is sure to delight and surprise. Trust us, you won't want to miss out on this one.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Munamäe Loomine (The Creation of Munamäg)
2. Suur Tamm (The Great Oak)
3. Maaimä (Mother Earth)
4. Töistmuudu (Otherwise)
5. Kui Kivid Olid Veel Pehmed (When the Stones Were Still Soft)
6. Kuldnaine (Golden Woman)
7. Pöhjataeva Alune Lend (Flight Beneath the Northern Sky)
8. Mu Välläkoolömise Pääl Kiil (My Dying Language)
9. Leelu
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About the artist
Mari Kalkun
Mari Kalkun: The Estonian Folk Fairy Hailing from the mystical land of Estonia, Mari Kalkun is a musical enigma wrapped in a folkloric embrace. With a voice that can soothe even the most restless of souls, Kalkun effortlessly weaves traditional melodies with modern sensibilities, creating a sound that is as haunting as it is captivating. Drawing inspiration from the rich tapestry of Estonian folklore, Kalkun's music transports listeners to a world where ancient myths and modern melodies collide. Her haunting vocals are reminiscent of a siren's call, luring you into a realm of beauty and wonder. But don't be fooled by Kalkun's ethereal facade - this is a woman who knows how to rock out with the best of them. Armed with an array of traditional instruments like the kannel and the torupill, Kalkun delivers performances that are as mesmerizing as they are powerful. Whether she's performing in a packed concert hall or serenading a small gathering in the forest, Kalkun's music never fails to leave a lasting impression. With her unique blend of tradition and innovation, she is truly a force to be reckoned with in the world of folk music. So, next time you find yourself in need of a musical escape, look no further than Mari Kalkun. Let her enchanting melodies carry you away to a world where magic and music are one and the same.
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