On Thursday, rapper Clicherik unveiled his second solo album, "Elekter", which comprises six tracks with a total playtime of 16 minutes. The album includes contributions from artists such as Efka Crush, Maria Kallastu, and Karl Killing, adding a collaborative flavor to his latest work. Among the featured tracks are previously released singles like "Õuna sees" and "#Suvi", as well as a new version of the single "Nagu kodus".

Clicherik's journey as a solo artist began with his Finnish-language debut album "Peikko", which was released on February 28 last year. "Elekter" not only showcases Clicherik's evolving musical style but also marks a significant moment as it is the last project managed by Universal Music Estonia, the local branch of the world's largest record company, which is set to close permanently soon. This adds a layer of urgency and importance to the album's release.

The closure of Universal Music Estonia highlights challenges in the local music industry, as major labels pull back from smaller markets, potentially affecting artists' outreach and support in the region. As Clicherik navigates his career in this changing landscape, "Elekter" represents both a personal artistic milestone and a reflection of broader industry dynamics.