Mikko Löytty is a notable Finnish bass guitarist and composer, whose musical journey has been marked by a rich blend of genres, ranging from gospel to blues, rock, and folk. His career spans several decades, beginning in the 1970s with the influential Finnish Christian rock band, Q.Stone, which he formed with his brother Sakari Löytty. Known for his deep understanding of rhythm and melody, Mikko Löytty has carved a niche for himself within the Finnish music scene as a proficient and respected musician.

Throughout his career, Mikko Löytty has contributed to numerous collaborations and projects, both as a session musician and a solo artist. His recent releases, such as "Bluestars," "I Ain't Got No Home," and "Since I Met You Baby," demonstrate his love for the blues, showcasing his talent for soulful expression and nuanced composition. Alongside his contemporary works like "Höyhen" and "Vie Mut Täältä," Löytty's music is celebrated for its poetic lyricism and evocative soundscapes. His contributions to Finnish music have not only solidified his legacy but have also inspired a new generation of musicians within Finland's diverse music community.