The album «Imagine People as Adolescent Birds», which will be released in January, is a collection of seven powerful songs, it is music about sisterhood and feminist mushroom networks (‘Mother Mushroom’), anger (‘Anger’) and life as the feeling of looking at power lines while driving (‘Powerlines’). The music comes from the bottom of the heart, from flugelhorn, double bass, keys and drums, from the back of the throat.

At the center of this album is the idea of seeing all people as adolescent birds, as if they had just fallen out of the nest and needed to find each other. Aino Salto has an outstanding gift for observing and depicting what is happening in the world. She finds music and words for the bad, but with a huge dose of irony and unbridled energy. Aino Salto will probably not change the world. But at best she will change the perspective from which we view it.

ATogether with her highly experienced companions Paul Butscher (ARBRE, etc.), Luzius Schuler (Dino Brandão, etc.), Tabea Kind (EDNA, etc.) and Eddy Sonnenschein (Eddy Sonnenschein's TIME, etc.), Sonia Loenne (BUREAU BUREAU, etc.) now brings her solo project Aino Salto to life: ‘I thought to myself: I feel so bad so often in view of the world, and so does everyone else - so what do we need now? Happy songs, I thought, or at least energetic stuff without resignation, without ignoring the world, but also without hopeless crying.

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