Untsakad is a prominent Estonian folk music band renowned for their lively renditions of traditional songs and their own original compositions. The group, which was established in the early 1990s, has garnered a dedicated following in Estonia and among communities with an interest in Baltic folk music. Their music often features a lively blend of vocal harmonies and folk instrumentation, including accordions, violins, and traditional percussion, which brings an energetic and celebratory atmosphere to their performances.

With a discography that resonates with the soulful and rustic charms of Estonian rural life, Untsakad has endeavored to keep the nation’s folk traditions alive in the contemporary music scene. Songs like "Metsa läksid sa 2" and "Metsa läksid sa I" tell tales of nature and folklore, while "Palju õnne sünnipäevaks" is a spirited birthday song, and "Tütarlaps merimeeste kõrtsist" captures the narrative of a young woman in a sailors' tavern, all showcasing their storytelling prowess. "Meie Küla Pidu" translates to "Our Village Party," emphasizing the band's communal and joyous approach to their music, symbolizing festivity and the coming together of community - themes central to folk traditions worldwide. Through their music, Untsakad connects the past with the present, inviting listeners of all ages to partake in the timeless journey of Estonian folklore.