Kernagis

dub influenced positive music with some spices from the sky.
6 happy (sometimes sad) people, who played together in 2010 :)
Egidija Deveikytė - vocals, lyrics;
Rokas Jasiūnas - bass;
Martynas Gailius - trumpet;
Ugnius Raugalas - ukulele;
Simas Butavičius - violin;
Žilvinas Mikulėnas - percussion.

Kosminė Odisėja - Laimė (live@XI.20)

Vytautas Kernagis – Jei žinotum tu (orginalas)

Psalm 41 ESV

O LORD, Be Gracious to Me
To the choirmaster. A Psalm of David.

1 Blessed is the one who considers the poor! In the day of trouble the LORD delivers him;
2 the LORD protects him and keeps him alive; he is called blessed in the land; you do not give him up to the will of his enemies.
3 The LORD sustains him on his sickbed; in his illness you restore him to full health.
4 As for me, I said, “O LORD, be gracious to me; heal me, for I have sinned against you!”
5 My enemies say of me in malice, “When will he die and his name perish?”
6 And when one comes to see me, he utters empty words, while his heart gathers iniquity; when he goes out, he tells it abroad.
7 All who hate me whisper together about me; they imagine the worst for me.
8 They say, “A deadly thing is poured out on him; he will not rise again from where he lies.”
9 Even my close friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has lifted his heel against me.
10 But you, O LORD, be gracious to me, and raise me up, that I may repay them!
11 By this I know that you delight in me: my enemy will not shout in triumph over me.
12 But you have upheld me because of my integrity, and set me in your presence forever.
13 Blessed be the LORD, the God of Israel, from everlasting to everlasting! Amen and Amen.

Psalm 41 ESV

Musical Instruction: Capo 0 | Chords: Vs - Em, G, D, C, D; Pc - C, D, Em; Ch - Em, D, C, D, Em, D, G, C
Arranged and recorded: 10.12.25

Psalm 41

Karštos žarijos

Vytautas Kernagis - Margi Sakalai

paimk kas po ranka
aplankyk mane
čia šilčiau nei lauke
aplankyk mane
bet iš lūpų ištraukei ne

aplankyk mane
pakalbėsim apie tave
aplankyk mane
susisuksim patale
aplankyk mane
bet iš lūpų ištraukei ne

aplankyk mane.

Tas momentas, kai supranti, kad turi mesti. 

Mesti darbą, mesti namus. Mesti pareigas. Mesti šeimą, darbus ir tėvynę. 

Neatsigrįžti, nes neliko jėgų.

Virsti tik akmenėliu, riedančiu nuo kalno. Žemyn.

Akmenėliai (Radio)

Maestro Vytautui Kernagiui atminti. Golden Parazyth - Nemušk žalčio ( Vytautas Kernagis cover ) Tegul Žalčio malda kyla pas tave į dangų mielas Vytautai. O gal Tu ir pats dabar Žalčiu pavirtęs valdai anapilio pasaulį. Vytautas Kernagis - Nemušk žalčio Nemušk žalčio, nes verks saulė Žemėn ašaros riedės Nieks nenori saulės ašarų Bet žaltys jau nejudės Žmonės, žmonės, ką padarėt Juk žaltys jau nejudės Nusileido jau saulutė Užu miško, už tamsaus Žmonės, žmonės, ką padarėt To žaltys jau neregės Nematysit jūs jau saulės Neregėsit ir dangaus Žmonės, ką padarėt Žmonės, ką padarėt... 1971m.

Golden Parazyth - Nemušk žalčio ( Vytautas Kernagis cover )

Gravel - Aš Išpjoviau Tavo Širdį

ŠUO LEILA - Odė Burokui

Bermudai

Danutė Neimontaitė - Vėjas Man Pasakė

Sodų Dainos

Vytautas Kernagis - Ziema Vasara

Vytautas Kernagis - Keistumas.mp3

Not many acts can boast warm-up gigs for such wildly different musicians as Underworld and Lana Del Ray – but that’s the case with Golden Parazyth, a music project from Lithuania that’s been around since 2005. These concerts are worth mentioning (so are their gigs with Hurts, Nicolas Jaar, SOHN, We Have Band and GusGus, for example) because they are a reminder of how wide and far-reaching Golden Parazyth’s appeal can be. It’ truly extraordinary – electronic pop delivered with the intensity that is typical of rock’n’roll and sound elements that clearly show alternative rock influences, drawing crowds of hipsters, old ravers, drunken rock festival goers. and indie kids. 

It all started as lead singer GP’s solo project, but nowadays he is joined by his partner in crime K@. You can see them doing push ups before the gigs – no wonder, as these men do look possessed on stage and their energetic live performances have to be seen to be believed. 

Emerging practically out of nowhere in 2005, a year later Golden Parazyth released his debut album Apartment of Steel which is now considered a cult classic. Underground fans hailed it as best electronic album of the decade. Special themed parties and unconventional songwriting didn't go unnoticed and soon he (GP) was taking calls from major Lithuanian labels. Sophomore albums All The Truth About Blue Monkeys and Long Way Home increased the artists radio exposure, pleased hip crowds and brought new listeners to table.

“They're really onto something” - that was how Adam Anderson (a half of the well known British duo Hurts) described Golden Parazyth after witnessing the band's performance. The story goes that in 2013 both Hurts and Baltics music experts voted these Lithuanians the most worthy to warm up for the British stars during their November trek of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. 

Having con-quered almost every live venue and festival in Lithuania, Golden Parazyth caught the attention of foreign bookers – they have succesfully performed across the Baltics and played shows in Europavox (France) and Waves Vienna (Austria) festivals. 

2015 saw a symbolic end of a chapter – the band toured across Lithuania with a “best of” setlist and released a mammoth two and a half hour, 32 tracks long compilation of their work Looking Backward, Moving Forward. 

Moving Forward is exactly what they’re doing now – their latest interesting project was an international music, dance and puppet theathre performance theSYSTEM, for which Golden Parazyth provided a live soundtrack – both in Prague and Vilnius. 

With falsetto vocals and clapping beats, In The Night is just one of many interesting tunes that Golden Parazyth have to offer – a version of this, by the way, got a remix treatment from German electronic music maestro Timo Maas. 

Killing the dance floor with synthetic beats, looped guitar samples and uplifting vocals, GP (Giedrius Širka) and Keta (Aurimas Vilkišius) are now on the watch list of quite a few festivals in the region. Not bad for a band that's truly difficult to describe. 

"Each day is like a new song, which requires the best performance“, they finally offer. Erm, thank you very much. Nevertheless, you could do way worse than check out their albums and EPs. 

Laughing in the face of good grammar, Golden Parazyth remain one of the most interesting duo of Lithuanian scene.

Golden Parazyth - Nemušk žalčio ( Vytautas Kernagis cover )

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