Pelle Miljoona, born Petri Tiili on February 10, 1955, in Hamina, Finland, is a significant figure in the Finnish punk and rock scene. His stage name, translating to "Clown Million," hints at the raw, rebellious energy that fuels his music. Miljoona has been a prolific artist since the late 1970s, consistently contributing to the shaping and evolution of Finnish rock music. Originally inspired by the punk movement, his career has spanned several decades, with his music embracing not just punk's DIY ethos and political outspokenness but also experimenting with other genres, including rock, reggae, and even ballads, reflecting a diverse and eclectic artistic reach.

Through the years, Pelle Miljoona has performed with various line-ups and has been involved in numerous projects, releasing a substantial catalogue of albums, singles, and reissues. His most recent releases, such as "Valoisammat ajat" and "Toukokuu," show a continued passion for music-making and lyrical expression. Songs like "Onnen Avain" and "Halki ajan ja rakkauden" further showcase his ability to blend poetic lyrics with catchy, engaging melodies. Pelle Miljoona's enduring influence within the Finnish music scene is cemented by his unwavering dedication to his craft and his ability to remain relevant after all these years, as evidenced by the range of his latest works from "Kosminen keiju" to "Bändi hukassa." His legacy is that of an artist unafraid to tackle societal issues and personal introspection alike, making him a beloved and respected figure in his home country and beyond.