Maini Sorri released a new dance album Shiny Eyes Vol. 2 on May 16th 2023. It consists of her previously released dance and techno singles.

The title track Shiny Eyes is a happy, uplifting and upbeat love song.  In May 2012, Shiny Eyes was the 4th most added track on the CMJ Chart of all releases throughout the US. Hold Me is an energetic dance track, originally released in 2013. Hold Me music video was aired on more than 100 TV stations around the world.

Maini’s techno single Let Me Do Your Time spent 9 weeks on the most sold track’s list Digilistan of Swedish Radio P3 in 2011. Just A Dream (Radio Edit) is inspired by 70s disco. It is a reflective, dreamy dance track about lost love. The music video was a featured video at Mixshowblast.com in Los Angeles in January 2014.

Music by Maini Sorri, lyrics by Gary Cornman, USA. Instrumentals by Carsten Lehmann, Germany, Maria Jhoanna F. Roberto, USA, Mats Olsson, Sweden. Instrumentals of almost all the songs are included. Available on all platforms. Here are links to Spotify, Apple Music and Bandcamp.

Maini Sorri new pop single Through Teary Eyes has got many international airplays. Big thanks to the presenters on Arzuk Radio in California, Radio Fairfax The England Swings show in Virginia, Radio Clatterbridge in UK, AiiRadio.net in New York, Midas Touch Radio in UK, Belter Radio in UK, Rock on Neon Radio in the US, Radio Alex De. airline in Germany, Radio Nova in UK, Hamilton Radio in the US, Radio MK in UK, Valley FM 89.5 in Australia, Lonely Oak Radio, Catorweb Radio, CowboyJoyradio in Wyoming, Country Barnyard Radio, Thunder Music Radio, ECMA radio and more. Big thanks also to Maini Sorri promoter Geert Hakze.

New pop single Through Teary Eyes was released on May 14th 2020. Maini has a new collaboration with the female Music Producer Aubrey Whitfield from London, UK. She has worked with X-factor, the American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson and many more, on labels like EMI, Sony, Universal etc. The new single is energetic and uplifting, although the story is about missing someone.

Music is by Maini Sorri. Lyrics by Gary Cornman and label is Reya music.

You can stream the new single on Spotify and other streaming sites around the world. You can stream and download it on Soundcloud and Bandcamp. It’s also available on lots of webshops like iTunes, Amazon etc.

Maini was invited to the international World Songwriting Awards competition. She got an award as “Top finalist” for Through Teary Eyes in April.

Award-winning producer Kutayden from Turkey has made an amazing Through Teary Eyes music video. Please visit Maini’s Youtube and see this masterpiece.

Maini Sorri‘s song I Fall To Pieces is a part of the compilation album: “CHRIS DUVAL PRESENTS VOLUME 1 /Best Independent Music on the Planet”. The album contains 18 songs by artists from around the globe, among them Chris Duval, Relic, Steve Vozzolo, Kiran Kairab and Frankie M etc.

Stream the whole album and read about the artists here.

Music to Maini’s song by Maini Sorri, Lyrics by: Gary Cornman. Co-produced by Brian Lanese and Orlando Mestre in The US and mixed and mastered by Brian Lanese. All instruments are performed and recorded by Orlando Mestre.

You Are On My Mind single was released on October 26th 2018. Maini Sorri has written the music. Barbro Norberg sent to Maini her beautiful poem about the longing after her Dad that passed away, and asked Maini to compose it.

Maini’s album Bring Me Home was released only a month earlier. The new single was released so soon because on November 3rd people in Sweden celebrated All Saints’ Day, and also during Christmas time people often long for relatives and friends that have passed away.

You find You Are On My Mind on iTunes, Amazon and your other favourite webshops, and on Spotify and other streaming sites around the world.

Label is Reya music, Sweden. CD coverart photo by Johan Zetterlund and layout by Malshan Fonseka, Sri Lanka.

Maini Sorri – Bring Me Home (Official Music Video) was released on September 17th 2018. The music video is produced by Levmusic, Israel.

Bring Me Home is the title track from Maini‘s pop/rock/dance album Bring Me Home. The video producer Levmusic really told the true story of Maini’s adventure and added amazing nature scenes to it.

Vocals and music are by Maini Sorri, lyrics by Gary Cornman USA, Co-Produced by Brian Lanese & Orlando Mestre USA, Mixed and Mastered Brian Lanese. All instruments performed and recorded by Orlando Mestre. Bring Me Home album was released on September 20th 2018. The label behind the release is Reya music, Sweden.

Maini Sorri‘s new pop/rock/dance album Bring Me Home is released on September 20th 2018.

Brian Lanese from Los Angeles contacted Maini Sorri by email in 2015, to be considered for the opportunity to produce her next record. The co-work started immediately resulting in the Bring Me Home album.

Brian Lanese is a three time Emmy Award winner and lead singer in the multiple Grammy-nominated LA band Permanent Ability. Band’s guitarist Orlando Mestre, the co-producer, arranger and instrumentalist of the album, has participated in “America’s Got Talent” and toured around the world.

The title song Bring Me Home is based on a true story that Maini told Gary Cornman from USA. Gary, the lyricist of all the songs on the album, surprised Maini by writing a poem about her adventure that Maini then composed.

All songs on the album, except Bring Me Home, have previously been released as singles. Lost Love (Dance Remix) climbed on two national DRT Top Charts for 5000+ radio stations in June 2015. Lost Love is featured amongst the incredible 50 song soundtrack in the stunning videogame The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor. Label is Reya music.

Listen to Bring Me Home album on Spotify

Bring Me Home is also available around the world here: Amazon, iTunes, 7 Digital, Google Play, Tidal and Claro Musica in South America.
Read more about Maini Sorri, Brian Lanese, Orlando Mestre and Permanent Ability.

Maini Sorri  & Magneto Dayo released a pop/hiphop/rock  album “When Two Worlds Meet” on May 23rd 2018. Magneto Dayo is rap/hiphop artist from Brooklyn, New York. Maini Sorri is pop/electronica/rock artist from Sweden. Magneto Dayo contacted Maini on Twitter and wanted to do a song together, after having listened to Maini’s songs.

Their two previous pop singles, Blue Song (2014) and Second Chance (2016) are included on the new album. Both singles made it to DRT National Airplay Top 200 Chart for multiple genres.

Alongside the inclusion of our two previous singles Blue Song and Second Chance, they introduce each other to each other’s tracks. There is also two solo tracks on the album,  Museum of Bass by Magneto Dayo and Lost Love by Maini Sorri. Brian Lanese and Orlando Mestre  from Grammy nominated LA-band Permanent Ability co-produced Lost Love.

You can listen to When Two Worlds Meet on Spotify and Bandcamp. It is available on webshops worldwide, for eg. itunes and Amazon.

Maini and Magneto won Arzuk Music Award 2017 in Best Hip-Hop/Freestyle category.

The label behind the release is Reya music from Sweden.

Maini and the American hip-hop artist Magneto Dayo won Arzuk Music Award 2017 in California on January 17th, 2018. They won in Freestyle/Rap/HipHop category with ‘Blue Song‘.

Arzuk Productions & Entertainment is a production company located at Barstow California. Arzuk Productions is run by Gonzalo Arzamendi, Raymond Rowe, Bobby Ludlam, and Steven Zukaitis.

Blue Song single was released on June 9th 2014. Music is written by Maini Sorri, lyrics by Gary Cornman & Dashawn Williams, remix by Carsten Lehmann. Video by Johan Zetterlund. Label behind the Blue Song release is Reya music.

On Saint Lucy’s Day December 13th 2017 Maini Sorri was invited to Swedish Radio Sisuradio in Stockholm for an interview in live broadcast in Iltapäivä talkshow. The interview was about spreading her music around the world, about being included in Spirit of December Vol. 7 album in Florida, USA, and other highlights during her career, and about her memories of Saint Lucy’s Day celebration.

The interview by Jorma Ikäheimo and Hanna Paimela Lindberg is in Finnish. You can listen to it and read the article here.

The picture is of the Christmas Tree at Swedish Radio.