There’s an argument that geographically defined music scenes have become a thing of the past since the spread of the internet. But place remains vital when marketing new music, as if the creative communities of certain cities are more valued than others. If Villa Nah were from New York, London or Berlin, you’d have heard of them before now – conventional machinations would have made it so. (If you have heard of them, you’re in a minority. Award yourself a biscuit.) But they’re from Finland, so here’s the duo’s debut album, landing in the laps of UK listeners without any discernable buzz. - The BBC Awesome sleek electro-pop track from two Fins. Sounds like: Junior Boys, Cut Copy, The Russian Futurists, Ariel Pink. Villah Na - “Running On” — Basil

There’s an argument that geographically defined music scenes have become a thing of the past since the spread of the internet. But place remains vital when marketing new music, as if the creative communities of certain cities are more valued than others. If Villa Nah were from New York, London or Berlin, you’d have heard of them before now – conventional machinations would have made it so. (If you have heard of them, you’re in a minority. Award yourself a biscuit.) But they’re from Finland, so here’s the duo’s debut album, landing in the laps of UK listeners without any discernable buzz. - The BBC

Awesome sleek electro-pop track from two Fins. Sounds like: Junior Boys, Cut Copy, The Russian Futurists, Ariel Pink.

Villah Na - “Running On”

— Basil

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