Trio Pussit - Kultainen Tonttu

Review by Max Art

Kultainen Tonttu, the latest album by Trio Pussit, is a delightful and upbeat collection of Finnish folk tunes. The trio, comprising of accordionist Juha Kujanpää, violinist Pekka Lehti, and guitarist Teemu Kiiskilä, have created a playful and energetic sound that is sure to get listeners tapping their feet.

The album opens with the title track, "Kultainen Tonttu," a jaunty tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The trio's virtuosic playing is on full display here, with Kujanpää's accordion leading the charge.

Other standout tracks include "Kukkuluuruu," a traditional Finnish nursery rhyme that has been given a lively new arrangement, and "Pelimanni," a driving instrumental piece that showcases Lehti's impressive violin skills.

Throughout the album, Trio Pussit demonstrate their deep appreciation for Finnish folk music, while also adding their own unique twist to each song. The result is a joyful and infectious collection of tunes that is sure to put a smile on the face of anyone who listens.

Summary by Max Art

Kultainen Tonttu is a must-listen for fans of Finnish folk music, as well as anyone looking for some upbeat and uplifting tunes. Highly recommended.