that Idols would return in 2013 to celebrate the series' tenth anniversary. The show once again saw multiple changes from the previous season. Heikki Paasonen will return to host the show, but Niina Backman will not, making this the first season to have only one host. Laura Voutilainen and Tommi Liimatainen both left the series after only one season and will be replaced by singer Lauri Ylönen, rapper Sini Sabotage and drummer Jussi 69. This is the first season since the second season to have four regular judges. Mitra Kaislaranta and Joseph Miettinen are the final two of this season's Idols. At the end, Mitra won the show with her winning song: Äkkisyvää Top-selling Idols alumni albums This list only includes contestants with at least one certified album, and the totals do not include EPs, digital-only albums and/or pre-Idols recordings. Gold, Platinum, and/or Multi-Platinum (Finnish Sales Only)Note: In 2010, the IFPI changed the sales thresh-holds for Finnish gold and platinum certification from 15,000 and 30,000 to 10,000 and 20,000, respectively. Uncertified albums The following is a comprehensive list of other Idols alumni album sales and reflects that commercial success can be achieved through association with Idols and with post-Idols promotion, although the degree of success varies considerably (this list only includes contestants who have numbers available, and again does not include EPs, digital-only albums, holiday albums or pre-Idols recordings): Best-selling Idols alumni songs NOTE: Singles are only included where sales figures are available. The table is ranked in term of sales, but can be sorted other ways by clicking on the icon. References Television series by Fremantle (company) 2003 Finnish television series debuts 2000s Finnish television series Finnish television series based on British television series MTV3 original programming Sub (TV channel) original programming