Emma Salokoski

Emma Salokoski is a Finnish vocalist who hit Best Five achievement with her Emma Salokoski Outfit in the mid-2000s and can be a member from the groupings Quintessence and Q-Continuum. Her musical design runs from jazz and bossa nova to spirit and pop. Given birth to on Oct 28, 1976, in Helsinki, she analyzed viola from age groups 11 to 18 and visited Sweden to review musical theatre at Kulturama, a carrying out arts college in Stockholm. She consequently performed in musicals including Rent and Les Miserables prior to going back to college for more research, this time around in jazz. Salokoski co-founded the jazz-funk music group Quintessence in 1999. The music group produced its documenting debut in 2001 using the White colored Light EP, accompanied by the full-length recording debut Talk Much less Listen Even more (2002) on Texicalli Information. Another Quintessence recording, 5 AM, adopted a few years later on (2004). Between albums, she produced her documenting debut as the frontwoman from the Emma Salokoski Trio using the Puutarhassa EP (2003) on Texicalli Information. Originally founded in 2000 and made up of Salokoski on vocals plus Mikko Kosonen (acoustic guitar) and Lauri Porra (bass), the Emma Salokoski Trio consequently extended its lineup to add Tuomo Prättälä (keyboards) and Marko Timonen (percussion) and renamed itself the Emma Salokoski Outfit. The group, whose design is definitely rooted in bossa nova however includes a Finnish sensibility, produced its full-length recording debut in 2005 with Kaksi Mannerta. The recording was a smash strike, breaking in to the Best Five from the Finnish albums graph. The follow-up recording, Veden Alla (2008), was a straight bigger commercial achievement, going completely to number 2 on the graphs. Furthermore to Quintessence as well as the Emma Salokoski Outfit, Salokoski is an associate from the funk group Q-Continuum, which produced its recording debut within the Texicalli label in 2004 with Body organ Kane’s Quintessential Grooves. Extra releases from the group adopted, like the follow-up recording Q-Continuum Presents: This is actually the Marienhof (2006).