TopTen

TopTen is an Estonian record company. It is based in the capital Tallinn. The manager Sven Lõhmus produced the debut album of the girl band Vanilla Ninja and some Estonian contributions to the Euro Vision Song Contest.

Success

The album Vanilla Ninja, which was produced in Tallinn, Estonia made ​​it in at number one on the album charts, and led them to six months. The CD sold over 337,000 times. During her time at TopTen Piret Järvis co-wrote almost all the songs on the debut album. The success in their homeland encouraged to step outside of which to release an album. Then Traces of Sadness in 2004 was published by David Brandes in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The album reached gold status, and stayed 44 weeks in the Swiss charts. In Austria, the album remained represented 33 weeks in the charts.

Investments in the Euro Vision Song Contest

Sven Lõhmus been involved three times the Euro Vision Song Contest. In 2005, in the Vanilla Ninja took for Switzerland and the eighth place was entitled Cool vibes, Lõhmus produced the title Let's Get Loud for the band Suntribe. This made ​​it to number 20 in the semifinals.

A second attempt he undertook for his record label in 2009. Urban Symphony reached with 129 points and the title Rändajad sixth place.

Also in the Euro Vision Song Contest 2011 in Dusseldorf Lõhmus, Estonia tried to enable a higher place. Getter Jaani came with the contribution of Rockefeller Street to 24th place

Investments at Eurolaul

The 2002 Maarja Kivi unknown singer sang at Eurolaul, the Estonian preselection for the Euro Vision Song Contest 2002, finishing in seventh place. Thus it was made by Peep Vedla and Sven Lõhmus the frontwoman of Vanilla Ninja. The band was completed with then Kuurmaa Lenna, Piret and Katrin Siska Järvi.

A year later, Vanilla Ninja was finally occupied completely, and went back to the Eurolaul. By produced by Lõhmus title Kung Fu Club, the then quartet reached the fourth place.

Publications

Suntribe

Urban Symphony

Rändajad was able to place in the charts in several countries. In Estonia, the song reached seventh place; in Switzerland, number 86; in Sweden, it debuted at position 14. In Belgium, the piece of rank 68 and in Finland was number ten. In the United States the title was ranked 117th

Getter Jaani

Although she won the penultimate place for Estonia with Rockefeller Street, but could reach number 43 on the charts in Belgium. The eponymous album was produced by Sven Lõhmus.

Vanilla Ninja

The title Kung Fu Club was published on 16 February 2004 in Germany. This could hold two weeks at number 95 on the charts.