Fiddler Veera Kuisma stands out as one of the most distinctive folk musicians and composers of the younger generation. Her strongly melodic music blends together rhythmic Nordic folk and hypnotic soundscapes while her energetic and soulful playing are infused with a playful attitude. As a versatile ensemble musician, Veera works as a player and composer in multiple ensembles such as ALDA, Polenta and Polskatroikka and collaborates with many of the leading figures in the Finnish folk music scene.

Studying folk music at the prestigious Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and Berklee College of Music in Boston has broadened Veera's knowledge of various music genres and traditions. Nordic, Celtic, Balkan, and old-time, has influenced her own music and playing. While Nordic traditional music holds a special place in her heart, her exposure to other styles has blurred the lines between different genres in her compositions.

Veera's musical journey began with classical piano, but she quickly found her passion for folk music. Thanks to the experiences with folk music movement Näppärit, famous fiddle band Frigg, and Kaustinen Folk Music Festival, she knew without a doubt to pursue a career in music, with a focus on Finnish folk music.

As a performer, Veera is known for her gracefulness, playfulness, and energy on stage. She takes pride in the small details that make a piece danceable and groovy, while maintaining its deep roots. The way it floats in the air being heavily rooted at the same time. For Veera, music is a way of sharing emotions and stories or taking a break from the world's troubles. Her diverse experiences in the world of traditional music make her one of the most distinctive composers and musicians of her generation.