I've been working on this page mainly to work on learning CSS and HTML, so apologies if it's all a bit jankey.
This page is mostly turning out to be a Joker Out themed blog, a place to talk about Joker Out and my thoughts on recent releases, events, and posts. I have a lot of things I want to add, so check back every once in a while!
On Nov 14, 2025, the single Supersonic is released! It's got an interesting synth vibe, wich is quite a different energy we're used to seeing from Joker Out. But in the past they've been openly interested in exploring different styles, so it makes sense.
Idrija lace is a bobbin lacemaking technique that has a huge cultural and historical impact in Slovenia. It's named for the town of Idrija, where the teqnique originated. In Idrija, there is a lot of effort made to celebrate and conserve the practice, such as a yearly Idrija Lace festival in the summer. The town also holds the oldest still-running lace school in the world, wich teaches the next genration of artists how to make Idrijan lace.
The designs below come from the School of Idrija Lace's online shop, where you can purchase specific handmade peices. I've linked to the page corrosponding to each design. I also reccomend browsing their collection! Even if you cannot purchase anything, there are some incredibly interesting creative pieces there!
Karlo Kirri is a Slovenian fashon designer, and is also Joker Out's Stylist! A lot of his work features locally handmade Idrija lace, and since part of Joker Out's goals is to be an embassetor of Slovene culture, it was important to them that it was important that Idrija lace was included in what they bring to the stage.
The music videos for Supersonic were directed by Karlo Kirri, and I think his style certainly stands out amongst what Joker Out has released in the past. This is pretty fitting, as the song itself is pretty different from the rest of their discography, although no less catchy. You can see more of my thoughts about the song and the music videos back on the main page.
This is the first of two music videos created by Karlo Kriri. In the description of the video, it says 'MOTION PICTURE BY KARLO KIRRI' wich I'm pretty sure means he directed it, although he is not listed as such in the crew section of the video. He is in there under 'wardrobe', along with Claudi Sovrè and Zalla. Also speaking of the crew credits, there is a Nejc Pečnik listed as 'best boy'. Genuinly I'm not sure what this means. Initially I thought it might be someone's dog on set, but there is also an athelete named Nejc Pečnik so. Who knows, really.
the music video is pretty neat though. There is a strange story going on, the effects are interesting, and I think it fits with the song well.The highlights of the video for me include:
A little over a month after the release of the Supersonic MV, this video is released. It's Supersonic, but this time in Serbian, and with a few verses from Serbian rapper Devito. The music video is a continuation of the first Supersonic MV, and concludes the story the first one begins. Unlike in the first video, Karlo Kirri is listed in the credits as Direction, Cinimatography & Edit, as well as wardrobe. This video also has a 'Best Boy' credit, this time listed as Jernej Korenčan. Honestly, I can't really figure out who that is.
Okay, so people have been talking about the idea of a Käärijä collab song since 2023, and it seems like it's finally happening. But ever since the idea of a collab was brought up, I've been incredibly curious about how that would work. Joker out and Käärijä have had VERY different musical genres going on, and I wasnt sure how, stylistically, the collab would work out. Would Käärijä lean more twords Joker Out's Shagadellic Rock, or would Joker Out lean more twords Käärijä's Crazy Party rap hip-hop? are we going to get a Slovenian rock song with a Finnish rap verse?? Well, we don't know the details yet, but I do think this single bridged the genre gap a bit. While I would absolutely not call Supersonic rap or hip-hop, I would say it gets closer to Käärijä's synthasized, upbeat, and club vibe tunes. Like, if they were to make another song in a simaler style as Supersonic, it wouldnt be so out of place to hear a Käärijä verse in it than I may have expected in a Joker Out Song. In the end though, we'll just have to see how it all turns out.