Johanna Telander is a force of creative energy. The Finnish-American singer-songwriter, musical theatre writer, and composer, based in New York City, boasts a career spanning nearly two decades, marked by versatility, critical acclaim, and a deep connection to her Nordic roots.

When Simona Smirnova plays the kanklės, she doesn't just create music; she conjures a world. The Lithuanian-born vocalist, composer, and instrumentalist, now a vibrant force in New York City's music scene, is a global ambassador for her nation's traditional instrument.

When Ida Metsberg takes the stage, a palpable sense of warmth and authenticity fills the room. The Finnish-born singer-songwriter, now a vibrant presence in New York City's music scene, channels the serene beauty and introspective spirit of her homeland into melodies that resonate with both vulnerability and strength.

Diina Tamm is a force of nature. The Estonian-born dancer, choreographer, instructor, and specialty performer, now a dynamic presence in New York City's performing arts scene, brings a breathtaking range of skills and a tireless work ethic to every project.

Thelma Sigurhansdóttir, a visual artist originally from Iceland, brings a unique perspective to New York City's art scene, shaped by the vast, untouched landscapes of her homeland.

When Markus Kaitila sits at the piano, the world seems to hold its breath. The Finnish-born pianist, whose career has taken him from the concert halls of Europe to the iconic stages of Carnegie Hall, is a master of his craft—a musician whose technical precision and emotional depth have earned him accolades, awards, and a devoted following.

Valev Laube is a visionary force at the intersection of technology, branding, and the arts. The Estonian-born, New York-based entrepreneur, producer, and creative director brings a holistic approach to brand building, drawing on his deep cultural roots and a passion for connecting people through meaningful design.

From platinum-selling albums to commanding stages at presidential receptions, Finnish-born singer-songwriter Eeppi Ursin has spent decades captivating audiences worldwide with her angelic voice and genre-defying artistry.

From Estonian rap pioneer to New York cultural curator, Elke-Liisa Lõhmus is building bridges between Baltic roots and global beats.

Petra Jasmiina Haapamäki, known by her stage name Petra Jasmiina, moved to New York a decade ago to pursue a career in music. Now, she is spearheading the city’s greatest Nordic and Baltic art collaboration yet, aiming to help others follow in her footsteps.