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Simo Sakari Aaltonen Finland
Finnish writer, composer, filmmaker, visual artist, and podcaster.
As well as his
own books — such as At Dawn: Early Short Stories — he’s written for story-oriented video games, including the psychological horror hit Serena.
As a composer, he published his first large-scale musical work, An Iceland Symphony, in May 2021.
His podcast What Now with Simo is available in many places.
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Cry My Heart, Cry! Songs from Testimonies, Vol. 2
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Led by klezmer phenom David Krakauer, this collaborative LP develops international sounds into an celebration of our common humanity.
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The Water Runs Uphill: Greek Folk Music in NYC, 1921-25
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