Emma Härdelin, Katarina Hallberg, Johanna Bölja Hertzberg, Kersti Ståbi - Love Letters Russian Satellites

Review by Chris Gore

Love Letters Russian Satellites is a collaborative album by Emma Härdelin, Katarina Hallberg, Johanna Bölja Hertzberg, and Kersti Ståbi. The album features a collection of traditional songs from Russia and Sweden, with a unique blend of vocal harmonies and instrumental arrangements.

The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful track "Sovietka," which showcases the group's vocal prowess and their ability to create a haunting atmosphere with their harmonies. The album also features lively tracks such as "Viggen," which showcases the group's instrumental skills.

Throughout the album, the group's vocal harmonies are a standout feature, with each member bringing a unique tone and style to the mix. The instrumental arrangements are also impressive, with a range of traditional instruments such as the nyckelharpa and balalaika adding depth and texture to the songs.

Summary by Chris Gore

Love Letters Russian Satellites is a captivating album that showcases the talents of these four musicians. The blend of traditional Swedish and Russian songs creates a unique and compelling sound, and the vocal harmonies and instrumental arrangements are truly impressive. Fans of traditional folk music will certainly enjoy this album.