Latvian Voices Release New Christmas Album “SNIEGums” (+VIDEO)
Latvian voices Bring Winter Wonderland to Life with New A Cappella Album “sniegums”
Acclaimed vocal group releases festive album featuring original compositions, conventional carols, and reimagined holiday classics.
Just in time for teh holiday season, Latvian Voices, a renowned a cappella group, has released their tenth studio album, “SNIEGums” (Snow). The album is a captivating blend of original compositions, traditional latvian winter solstice songs, and globally recognized Christmas melodies, all arranged in the group’s signature intricate and harmonious style.
“SNIEGums” is a testament to the group’s dedication to both preserving Latvian musical heritage and pushing creative boundaries. The album’s centerpiece is a reimagined version of the Latvian folk song “Pūti, pūti, ziemelīti” (Blow, blow, north wind), complete with a stunning music video. The video, which features a painting created collaboratively by the group members, brings the artwork to life through the power of music.
“We wanted to capture the essence of a Latvian winter wonderland,” says soprano Beāte Krūmiņa. “The video and the song itself are a party of our cultural heritage, but with a modern twist.”
The album’s creation was a labor of love, spanning nearly two years. Latvian Voices once again collaborated with Los Angeles-based producer Andrew Kessler, known for his work with the a cappella group Accent. Kessler’s expertise as a composer, arranger, and jazz musician adds a unique dimension to the album’s sound.
“sniegums” arrives as Latvian Voices celebrates its 15th anniversary.The group, formed during Advent, has become synonymous with innovative a cappella arrangements and captivating performances.”We feel a deep connection to the holiday season,” Krūmiņa explains. “This album is our gift to our listeners, a collection of stories and emotions that we hope will resonate during this special time of year.”
Latvian Voices, comprised of Laura Jēkabsone, Beāte Krūmiņa, Zane Stafecka, Paula Pērkone, Una Stade, and Jānis Strazdiņš, continues to be a leading force in the world of a cappella music. Their commitment to preserving Latvian musical traditions while exploring new sonic landscapes has earned them international acclaim.
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Latvian Voices Bring Winter Wonderland too Life wiht “SNIEGUMS”
Renowned a cappella group releases festive album featuring original compositions, Latvian solstice songs, and reimagined holiday classics.
Latvian Voices, the celebrated a cappella ensemble, has unveiled their tenth studio album, “SNIEGUMS” (Snow), just in time for the holiday season. The album offers a captivating tapestry of musical styles,blending unique original compositions,traditional Latvian winter solstice songs,and globally recognized Christmas carols,all arranged with the group’s signature intricate harmonies.
at the heart of “SNIEGUMS” lies a reimagined rendition of the Latvian folk song “Pūti, pūti, ziemelīti” (Blow, blow, north wind), accompanied by a stunning music video. The video, featuring a collaboratively created painting brought to life through music, embodies the essence of a Latvian winter wonderland.
“We wanted to capture the spirit of a Latvian winter wonderland,” soprano Beāte Krūmiņa shares. “The video and the song itself are a celebration of our cultural heritage, but with a modern twist.”
The creation of “SNIEGUMS” was a dedicated endeavor spanning nearly two years. Latvian Voices once again collaborated with acclaimed Los Angeles-based producer Andrew Kessler, known for his work with a cappella group Accent.Kessler’s expertise as a composer, arranger, and jazz musician infuses the album with a distinctive sonic dimension.
released as Latvian voices marks it’s 15th anniversary, “SNIEGUMS” arrives as a gift to listeners, a collection of stories and emotions designed to resonate throughout the holiday season.
“We feel a deep connection to the holiday season,” Krūmiņa explains. “This album is our gift to our listeners, a collection of stories and emotions that we hope will resonate during this special time of year.”
Latvian Voices – comprised of Laura Jēkabsone, Beāte Krūmiņa, Zane Stafecka, Paula Pērkone, Una Stade, and Jānis Strazdiņš – continue to be a leading force in the world of a cappella music. Their commitment to preserving Latvian musical traditions while exploring new sonic landscapes has earned them international acclaim.
[Embed YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgoUjktIX1g]