Evelin Samuel, a singer currently learning to become a sommelier, shared her insights on curiosity and the idea that a person remains young as long as they are learning new things. In an interview on Vikerraadio, she emphasized the cultural richness behind wine, describing it as a gateway to different tastes and cultures. Samuel's perspective reflects a deeply rooted belief in the value of lifelong learning, which she integrates into her artistic and personal life.

In conjunction with her recent 40th birthday, Samuel has released a new album titled "Ilma vaiksem pool" (The Quieter Side), which features songs she has performed over the past decade, alongside a couple of new tracks. She has not released an album in 20 years, which adds significance to this new project. The album also includes a song by Eino Tamberg, highlighting her engagement with classical Estonian music and heritage, which she took a deeper interest in after being invited to perform on Music Day.

Samuel expressed her newfound appreciation for Tamberg's challenging yet beautiful compositions and resonated with their poetic lyrics. Her journey in music and wine echo a larger narrative about the intersections of culture, memory, and the quest for knowledge, reinforcing how artistic pursuits can enrich one's understanding of the world. Ultimately, her message is about embracing curiosity in every aspect of life, even through the lens of both music and wine tasting.