Born in Lahti in 1965, Jimi Tenor changed his name from Lassi Letho to Jimi Tenor in reference to his favourite instrument, the tenor saxophone, and out of admiration for the musician Jimmy Osmond. After school, he began studying music before finally moving to New York, where he worked as a souvenir photographer on the Empire State Building. During this time, Tenor continued to work on his music in his apartment, creating what he considers to be a very idiosyncratic mixture on the border between house, jazz and experimental pop music. His solo debut Sahkomies (1994) helped to establish an exciting artistic career, which has now lasted for over 30 years.

A techno pioneer in the 1990s, Tenor turned primarily to his love for jazz from the 2000s, recording an album with Afrobeat legend Tony Allen and collaborating with several orchestras.

As the first part in the new series Sounds, Sights & Stories, Omniverse uses photos and stories to document the various stages of life and work of Jimi Tenor, whose work goes far beyond his music - from photography and filmmaking to instrument making and Fashion design is everything imaginable in the world of probably the first Finnish pop star.

Hardcover - 200 pages.