Watch Tomi Saario Amazing Guitar Player Street Performer from Finland

Tomi Saario, an amazing guitarist from Finland, performs on the street

Tomi Saario is a talented singer-songwriter from Finland, a guitarist and performer. He plays folk pop blues music. Besides being a songwriter, he is a guitarist, singer, and performer. Originally from Finland, Tomi is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter and guitarist. When he was five, he accidentally found an old guitar with only two strings left in his grandparents' basement when he was treasure hunting in his grandparents' basement. Music has gradually become an increasingly important part of his life ever since. It felt right for him to go to London after completing his military service since the chances of breaking on the desired scale were not quite that great back at home. Currently, Tomi lives in London and plays his music there.

He has unqualified faith in himself and dreams big. At the age of 10, Tomi began studying Spanish while he was on soccer training camps because he wanted to play for FC Barcelona with Ronaldinho. Now he wants to follow his most influential artists, such as John Mayer, to venues like Jones Beach Theater, where he saw his very first concert.

Tomi has said that making it to the top is long, but he feels like he's done it before in some other place and time, and that feeling gives him faith in his journey. Tomi's lyrics are a sneak-peak into the feelings that are constantly present in his life and music. Tomi's heart has always beat strongly for blues, and he describes his genre in this way: "pop/folk/blues.". While pop obviously catches people's attention, he believes blues has a soul and sticks with you for life. His songs combine meaningful lyrics and his ability to sing them with true honesty, and this is the secret to creating such a great connection with the crowd.

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