As a musician, Vincent Teetsov creates speculative pop: catchy, conceptual music for the curious observer. Approaching songwriting with the eye of a novelist and the steady groove of a drummer, his work seeks the intriguing stories in subjects that may be overlooked. For example, immigration X-rays in "Roar in the Garbage Can" or the weight of documenting our histories in "The Place Called Home."

Shaped by a life lived across the US, Italy, the UK, and Canada, in 2013 Teetsov began crafting thoughtful songs, fiction, poems, and non-fiction as a way to reflect his observations of life.
Since then, through countless collaborations and songs, Teetsov has created a style that is shaped by variety. From the rainy 80s post-punk soundscapes and sentimental R&B of Novelty Citizen and the meditative indie of Known Ratio to the multinational rock of Blumarelo (connecting to the sounds of his maternal Brazilian and paternal Estonian roots), he continues to make music that is expansive, sincere, and perpetually searching.
The Place Called Home (2021 album)—Vincent Teetsov
Diggin' Up (2020 single)—Vincent Teetsov
Heard (2020 single)—Vincent Teetsov
Known Ratio (2020 EP)—Known Ratio
Giro (2019 EP)—Eimaniere
Roar in the Garbage Can (2018 album)—Vincent Teetsov
Novelty Citizen (2018 EP)—Novelty Citizen
Scarlet Barn (2017 single)—Birkrigg
Alan (official film soundtrack, 2017)—Vincent Teetsov
Polka Hits (2017 album)—Fun Protection Factor
Man Above, Man Below (2016 single)—DOS DIGIT
Mõis (2016 single)—DOS DIGIT
Ground Work (2016 EP)—Novelty Citizen
Under Construction (2016 single)—DOS DIGIT
Tom Heinar & Vincent Teetsov (2016 album)
Abuelito Soledad (2015 EP)—Novelty Citizen
Movie Tracks (2015 EP)—DOS DIGIT
The 55 Session/Old Moods (2015 EP)—Novelty Citizen
The Sun Sets South of Here (2015 single)—Michał Rogala, featuring Novelty Citizen
Welsh Landscapes OST (2015 EP)—Vincent Teetsov
Keep Out and Come Back (2015 single)—Novelty Citizen
Hey Ho (2014 single)—Vincent Teetsov
Birchwood to Bracken: Demos from 2014 (EP)—Vincent Teetsov
Tin Pan Alley (2014 album)—Viajero