Anna Sofia Eriksson (born 22 April 1977) is a Finnish artist, filmmaker, composer, and singer.

[3] The following year, the third album, Odota mua was released, featuring the hit song Ilta yöhön kuljettaa.

[7] After selling over 57,000 songs, Kun katsoit minuun, Eriksson was again presented with the Emma Award as the Female Artist of the Year.

[8] Released in November 2003, the Kaikista kasvoista album sold platinum and the title song became one of Eriksson's most famous hits.

In the fall of 2005, Eriksson gave a concert tour of 16 locations in honor of the tenth anniversary of the artist, with the release of the album Sinusta sinuun.

Eriksson's eighth and first English language studio album Garden of Love was released on 25 February 2010.

[10] In 2012 Eriksson released her latest studio album, Mana, which she composed, wrote and produced herself.

[13][14] Eriksson plays the lead role in the film and wrote the script, music, did sound design and editing herself.

[18] Eriksson received the Best director Tarkovsky Award 2019 at The Blow-up Arthouse Film Festival in Chicago.

As a Nordic woman and an artist I feel obliged to give a voice to those aspects of femininity that are taboos, that are controversial, that are mystified and beaten down because of their sheer power.

[27][28] She was granted by Kone Foundation KoneFoundation for her new film E [29] During childhood, Eriksson lived in India, Saudi Arabia and Tanzania because of her father's work as an engineer.