Pekka Lehti

Finnish bassist Pekka Lehti was created in 1965, obtaining his musical begin by performing in punk rock outfits as an adolescent. Since his meager musical origins, Lehti offers broadened his musical horizons substantially, coming in contact with upon such assorted styles as acidity jazz and burning vocalist/songwriters. In 1990, Lehti helped co-found the anarchistic organ-based jazz trio the JP’s, leading to such produces as Soul Meals Party (1994), WOULD YOU Discover What I Discover (Like) (1998), and Katastrof (1999), getting a substantial amount of acclaim in Japan. As well as the JP’s, Lehti co-founded another music group in the first ’90s, ZetaBoo, a self-described ethno jazz group that released a self-titled debut in 1997 as well as the sophomore launch MediZine in 2000. As though his plan wasn’t busy plenty of, Lehti can be a member from the modernist folklore ensemble Värttinä, an organization where he acts as its arranger, co-leader, composer, and bassist, as noticed on the produces Aitara (1994), Kokko (1996), Vihma (1998), and Ilmatar (2000). In 2000, Lehti released his first single recording, Outo Voima, a assortment of duets with both performers as well as other instrumentalists.