MOSTLY MN MUSIC AND #METOOMPLS ON KFAI'S INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY ON MARCH 8TH AT 10AM (ON AIR AND ONLINE)

“Lives have been changed. Conversations have started. A sisterhood has been formed – with an open invitation.” - Mostly Minnesota

SPILL VIDEO PREMIERE: ELSKA - "ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS"

“For generations, women have relentlessly challenged the status quo, and have persevered in the face of injustice and inequality. This song honors the struggle and persistence of these women, past and present, and inspires hope as we all continue to build on each other’s progress.” - Spill Magazine

VENTS MAGAZINE: INTERVIEW - ELSKA

“The record begins with the firm foundation of sisterhood that built what we have today. There’s strength in self-advocacy and advocating for one another, in learning difficult lessons, in reclaiming power, in persisting.” - Vents Magazine

REVILER - THE FRESH FIVE (LOCAL EDITION): BLAIR ELLAIR, THANK YOU, I'M SORRY, PALM FRIENDS, JACK PFEFFER, ELSKA

“On The Shoulders Of Giants, a full length record of soft, dreamy piano pop tunes with messages of feminine empowerment.” - Reviler

ELSKA CHATS ABOUT UPCOMING ALBUM "ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS"

“The music is a mix of pop with Elsa’s clear and honest voice that reminds me of folk and an undercurrent of electronica that modernizes the music… The album is the modern take on the 1960s revolution music.” - Mostly Minnesota

THE CURRENT - “Interview: #MeTooMPLS artists on the power of community"

“After seeing sexual assault and discrimination stories, shared by Women/ Femmes/ Trans/ Non-Binary Folk artists in the Minneapolis music scene, this project was created as a way to support victims, raise voices and awareness, and to help fund the profoundly important work that Planned Parenthood does." - The Current, MPR

STAR TRIBUNE - "17 Minnesota Singer-Songwriters Explore Sexual Harassment and Abuse in 'MeTooMpls' Album"

“The new compilation album "#MeTooMpls" explores the movement through the songs of 17 Minnesota singers. All of them have stories.” - Star Tribune