why we love this
Jasmine fragrance fills the air, a divine garden resplendent with melodies of silk and splendor. There is a fragile beauty to the sounds—pulling towards something otherworldly, yet woven with a rich appreciation for folk traditions from the past.
about the record
Vėjula is a celebration of collaboration and playfulness, featuring appearances from Shahzad Ismaily, Laraaji, and Bill Frisell. Like its predecessors, the duo's fifth album still roots itself in Lithuanian folk forms but sprouts spiritedly from that foundation into unfamiliar landscapes, muddling ancient themes with contemporary philosophies, concepts, and technology. Delicate instrumental sequences and ethereal vocals are woven into a rich tapestry of subtle synth work and evocative field recordings. It is an album that reaches into the unknown without losing its tight grip on the past.
- 1 - Koumu Lil 2:51
- 2 - Namopi (feat. Laraaji and Shahzad Ismaily) 5:28
- 3 - Lopšinė 5:00
- 4 - Vija 4:17
- 5 - Spindulė 5:55
- 6 - Aglala 3:29
- 7 - O Underhill (feat. Shahzad Ismaily) 6:29
- 8 - Rana 6:41
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- 1 - Koumu Lil 2:51
- 2 - Namopi (feat. Laraaji and Shahzad Ismaily) 5:28
- 3 - Lopšinė 5:00
- 4 - Vija 4:17
- 5 - Spindulė 5:55
- 6 - Aglala 3:29
- 7 - O Underhill (feat. Shahzad Ismaily) 6:29
- 8 - Rana 6:41
why we love this
Jasmine fragrance fills the air, a divine garden resplendent with melodies of silk and splendor. There is a fragile beauty to the sounds—pulling towards something otherworldly, yet woven with a rich appreciation for folk traditions from the past.
about the record
Vėjula is a celebration of collaboration and playfulness, featuring appearances from Shahzad Ismaily, Laraaji, and Bill Frisell. Like its predecessors, the duo's fifth album still roots itself in Lithuanian folk forms but sprouts spiritedly from that foundation into unfamiliar landscapes, muddling ancient themes with contemporary philosophies, concepts, and technology. Delicate instrumental sequences and ethereal vocals are woven into a rich tapestry of subtle synth work and evocative field recordings. It is an album that reaches into the unknown without losing its tight grip on the past.
