Neea River
Finnish singer-songwriter
Neea Jokinen, known professionally as Neea River, is a Finnish singer-songwriter. She released her debut single "All The Way" in 2023, and has since released 10 singles. In January 2025, she was announced to compete in Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu with her single "Nightmares".
Career
Originally from Nurmijärvi, River started to compose for artists and started to upload covers on Instagram in 2015. Her career took a turn when a producer saw her covers and she moved to Los Angeles. Her third song she ever wrote for herself, "Crash", was featured in the movie "The Perfect Girlfriend". Upon moving back to Finland, she signed a publishing contract but later became an independent artist.
River released her debut single "All The Way" in 2023 and has since released 10 singles, achieving international attention. She received a Best Pop nomination in the Finnish Indie Awards 2025.
In January 2025, River was announced as one of the 7 Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu contestants with her single "Nightmares".
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