Jimi Tenor

The group was inspired by the Italian futurist Luigi Russolo, Japanese drumming ensembles and industrial noise music.

Having disbanded Jimi Tenor And His Shamans, the artist embarked on a solo career in the early 1990s, recording his debut work "Sähkomies" on rudimentary equipment in a small New York apartment.

The album was released in 1994 on the Finnish imprint Sähko that also issued Tenor’s sophomore work "Europa" a year later, expanding on the ideas articulated on the first disc.

On the back of a game-changing performance at the Love Parade in Berlin, Jimi Tenor scored his first hit with "Take Me Baby", entering the charts and signing a deal with the seminal electronic label Warp Records.

Collaborations with: UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra, Tony Allen, Edward Vesala, Kabukabu, Freestyle Man, Jori Hulkkonen.

Nicole Willis, Timmion Records (Soul Investigators), Maurice Fulton, Khan Of Finland, Lary 7, DJ Sotofett.