Vaasa-based musicians showcase their skills at the Feasta artist review on 19 October at Culture House Fanny

Now in its sixth year, Feasta is open to all musical styles and will feature artists and bands representing a wide range of genres.

The evening promises a varied musical lineup

Turbo Junkie features Albert Wasberg, Jonas Öman, Alexander Södergård and Johnny Finne. Sudenkehto blends Finnish melancholy with melodic metal and rock. Ann-Sofié delivers a more delicate vocal performance. The evening will also include rapping by Pikkujantteri.

Turbo JunkieThe more acoustic style is represented by Unohdetut runoilijat, who describe their music as a form of self-therapy and a celebration of melancholy. The band consists of Sanna Perälä (vocals), Marko Perälä (guitar), Mika Saari (drums) and possibly Juha Saunala (bass).

Rämisöö is a duo consisting of Joel Perämäki from Vaasa and Leevi Louhula, who is currently based in Oulu. Their music combines influences from pop, country and rap. Aerial Eye consists of Roni Tekoniemi (guitar and vocals), Valtteri Haapaoja (guitar and vocals), Jasper Mattila (drums), and William Kunwar, who is temporarily filling in as the bassist.

Networking with industry professionals

The event offers local artists an opportunity to gain exposure and network with industry professionals. The Feasta jury consists of music and media influencers who will provide feedback to the performers on their performances. The jury will comprise Geir Byrkjeland (Cultural Producer), Sanna Asikainen (Acting Head of Culture), Andy Prinkkilä (musician, digital distribution and promotion of music for Nokia Music and Sony Music), Janne Hyöty (musician, composer, studio owner) and Tarja Huntus (video editor and event producer), among others.

The event is open to all ages and free of charge. The venue will feature a restricted, supervised area where alcohol is served. The Feasta artist review is organised by the City of Vaasa Culture and Library Services in cooperation with Volume.