However, yoik is going through a fundamental revival as a musical expression. It is taught in kindergartens, schools, high schools and universities, weekend workshops and, not least, festivals . Not only that yoik has survived a history of assimilation pressure as an element of vocal expression and communication in everyday life for many Sami, it has evolved to new forms and in fusion with different musical styles . Alongside the current revival of the Sami culture, especially the younger generation finds yoik anew as a marker of identity and belonging.