Sadboi Releases New Song, Program Covers Shopping Habits and Athletics Championships
Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Lithuanian band "Sadboi" released a new song and music video titled "Akys nemeluoja" (Eyes Don't Lie), filmed in the Lithuanian seaside.
- The song's inspiration is personal, stemming from a significant moment in Edgaras's life, and coincides with the news of him and his wife becoming parents.
- The program also features discussions on compulsive shopping with psychologist Vilma Taraseviฤe and updates from the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham with sports editor Linas Jocius.
Lithuanian band "Sadboi" has unveiled their latest musical offering, "Akys nemeluoja" (Eyes Don't Lie), accompanied by a music video shot against the scenic backdrop of the Lithuanian seaside. The song, released today, is described as a hit-maker's creation, designed to linger in the listener's mind.
The inspiration behind "Akys nemeluoja" is deeply personal for Edgaras, one of the band members. He shared that the song originated from a special moment in his life, a moment where a particular gaze conveyed more than words could. Adding to the personal significance, Edgaras and his wife recently welcomed a new child into their family, a joyous occasion that coincides with the song's release.
Beyond the music news, the program delves into the complexities of consumer behavior. Psychologist Vilma Taraseviฤe joins to discuss compulsive shopping, exploring the line between enjoyable retail therapy and an uncontrollable urge driven by anxiety, sadness, or emptiness. The segment, titled "Nepaklusฤ ฤฏproฤiui" (Disobeying the Habit), aims to identify signs of losing control over purchasing habits.
Furthermore, the broadcast provides live updates from the European Athletics Championships currently underway in Birmingham. Sports news editor Linas Jocius, reporting from the event, will share insights on the performances of top European athletes, including Lithuanian competitors, and discuss upcoming events and expectations from the championship.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.