Jausmė and thelastsunday Release Music Video Exploring Inner Journeys
Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Lithuanian artists Jausmė and thelastsunday released a music video for their song, continuing the track's emotional narrative.
- The video explores themes of anxiety, self-discovery, and self-acceptance, with creators aiming for an open interpretation for viewers.
- The artists will perform their album live on August 26th at Peronas Terrace Park.
Lithuanian artists Jausmė and thelastsunday have unveiled a music video that visually extends the emotional depth of their song. The video invites viewers into an introspective journey, weaving together threads of anxiety, the search for self, and eventual self-acceptance.
According to the creators, the video's concept emerged organically from the song itself. The shifting rhythm and escalating tension of the music naturally dictated a narrative centered on human experiences that resonate universally. "The piece itself is a changing musical story – the mood and rhythm constantly shift," explained the artists. "We wanted the video to follow that same emotional journey. We created a story about experiences where everyone can recognize themselves. We often run from our feelings, traumas, or emotions, but they eventually catch up to us. Sometimes, only by accepting them can we truly move forward."
The piece itself is a changing musical story – the mood and rhythm constantly shift. We wanted the video to follow that same emotional journey. We created a story about experiences where everyone can recognize themselves. We often run from our feelings, traumas, or emotions, but they eventually catch up to us. Sometimes, only by accepting them can we truly move forward.
The artists intentionally avoided a single, definitive interpretation, leaving the story open to each viewer's personal experiences. "We didn't want to dictate what the viewer must see," they stated. "For one person, it might be a story about grief; for another, about self-doubt, difficult relationships, or an attempt to escape the past. Ultimately, it's a story about searching for inner support and a reminder that a person's greatest ally is often themselves."
Listeners can experience this song and the duo's live performance from their "Neriuos" album on August 26th at Peronas Terrace Park.
We didn't want to dictate what the viewer must see. For one person, it might be a story about grief; for another, about self-doubt, difficult relationships, or an attempt to escape the past. Ultimately, it's a story about searching for inner support and a reminder that a person's greatest ally is often themselves.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.