Estonian singer Suze takes us on an emotional yet uplifting journey with her latest single “Viin su tantsima.” Blending the shimmering sounds of 70s–80s Estonian disco with modern pop production, the track is a heartfelt dance anthem born out of both pain and hope.
Composed during a quiet moment at band camp in the middle of an Estonian forest, “Viin su tantsima” carries a calm yet infectious energy. Drawing inspiration from the timeless grooves of Motown, the soul of Aretha Franklin, and the vulnerability of Amy Winehouse, Suze delivers a track that feels nostalgic yet completely fresh.
Sung in her native Estonian, the song offers a unique sonic experience—soft and melodic, yet filled with deep emotional weight. At its core, “Viin su tantsima” is about mental health. Written during a time when Suze watched a loved one battle depression, it doesn’t try to fix things. Instead, it offers presence, empathy, and a metaphorical invitation: “I’ll take you dancing.” A simple yet powerful promise to help someone reclaim even a moment of joy.
What makes the track truly stand out is its balance of vintage flair and modern sensitivity. The disco-inspired basslines, lush synths, and toe-tapping rhythms make it easy to move to, but it’s the emotional honesty in Suze’s voice that lingers.
