Klišeed

Album Description

Dive into the captivating world of Vaiko Eplik's latest offering, "Klišeed," a concise yet powerful collection of songs released on March 3, 2023, under Mortimer Snerd Records. Clocking in at just over 40 minutes, this album is a testament to Eplik's ability to pack a punch in a short amount of time.

"Klišeed" kicks off with the infectious "Halloo Veenus" and doesn't let up with tracks like the energetic "Tõsiselt tahta" and the introspective "Mida rohkem." The title track, "Klišeed," is a standout, showcasing Eplik's knack for blending catchy melodies with thought-provoking lyrics. The album also features collaborations, with "Must Maagia" being a notable single released prior to the album.

Fans of Vaiko Eplik's previous works, such as his collaborations with Röövel Ööbik and Joyguns, will find plenty to love here. "Klišeed" is a strong addition to Eplik's discography, offering a mix of upbeat tracks and slower, more reflective songs. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Eplik's music, "Klišeed" is sure to impress with its diverse range of sounds and themes.

3 maart 2023

(P) 2023 Mortimer Snerd Records

About Vaiko Eplik

Vaiko Eplik is an independent Estonian pop-composer, producer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist, born in Rapla, Estonia, into a music-loving family. With a background in pop-jazz singing and guitar, Eplik has crafted a diverse musical journey, having performed with bands like Claire's Birthday, Ruffus, Koer, and Vaiko Eplik ja Eliit. He represented Estonia in the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest with Ruffus and later with Claire's Birthday. Eplik's discography includes notable albums like "Uus karjäär uues linnas" and "Varielu," showcasing his versatility and depth as an artist. Beyond his music, Eplik has also composed for films and theater, demonstrating his wide-ranging talent. His radio series "Muusika nõudlikule maitsele" highlights his passion for various music genres, from Christian Estonian rap to psychedelic rock. Eplik's music is a testament to his belief that "muusika" (music) is his religion, offering listeners a rich and immersive musical experience.