In a recent interview for the TMW questionnaire, Eleryn Tiit, an accomplished Estonian musician and songwriter, reflects on her artistic journey and the unique connection she establishes with her audience. Tiit, whose music spans various genres while avoiding contemporary trends, emphasizes the importance of storytelling in her work. She believes that success in her field is indicated by the increasing opportunities to engage more deeply with music and its creation.

Tiit also discusses the underestimated value of certain musical styles, mentioning Rosalía's new album as a gem deserving greater recognition. Through her candid reflections, she highlights how her childhood experiences, such as watching soap operas, influenced her narrative style. Furthermore, when asked what Olympic sport best represents her music, Tiit humorously selects skeleton, perhaps symbolizing the thrill and intensity of her artistic expression.

The insights provided by Tiit illustrate not just her individual artistic perspective but also the landscape of the Baltic music scene, where diverse sounds and narratives converge. As Made InBaltics brings together the brightest artists from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania for TMW at the D3 stage, Tiit's creative approach serves as a reminder of the significance of authenticity in music amidst a rapidly evolving industry.