Jausmė

Jausmė is a talented vocalist, songwriter, instrumentalist, and composer hailing from Lithuania. She is known for blending traditional elements with contemporary influences, creating a unique sound she describes as "Urban Etherealism." Jausmė often incorporates the kanklės, a 29-stringed zither-harp-like instrument, into her music, using it in innovative ways to craft ambient and cinematic compositions. Her style is a fusion of folk, jazz, soul, and other genres, reflecting her inspirations from nature and urban landscapes.

After spending nearly a decade in Bristol, UK, Jausmė has returned to Lithuania, where she continues to work as a solo artist, theater composer, and developer of interdisciplinary projects. She is also preparing to release her first poetry book, adapted for people with visual impairment, along with audio-poems on vinyl. Jausmė's recent releases include tracks like "Namolio," "Viskas ir Nieko," and "Grief," showcasing her diverse musical range.