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Written in Folk Roots issue 151/152, 1996

ANNEL NIEIDDAT
Skeaikit
Mipu MIPUCD 402 (1995)

The very short list of Sámi traditional instruments has recently been extended with the addition of African drums and keyboard workstation. Here Annel Nieiddat (on previous albums known by the Finnish version of their name, Angelin Tytöt) use them with their joik-based vocals, at granny’s cottage in Kausala, to make their widest-appealing album to date.


© 1995 Andrew Cronshaw
 

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