Jauno Jāņu Orkestris

Jauno Jāņu Orkestris has a collection of songs that resonate with fans of European and Nordic folk music. One of their standout tracks, “Meitinjas dancoja,” captures traditional dance vibes and invites listeners to join in the rhythm. “Visapkārt Gaisma Ausa” offers a melodic experience that many find uplifting.

Other notable songs include “To Pie Rokas Dancināju,” which showcases a playful spirit, and “Laumas meita,” rich in storytelling. “Div' Svecītes” and “Saule Brauca Debesīs” further highlight their ability to blend themes of nature and community. “Salti puuta ziemas veeji” wraps up their repertoire with a nod to winter’s chill, connecting listeners to the season. Each track contributes to their distinct sound, making their music a staple in the folk genre.

Jauno Jāņu Orkestris recently released their latest album, "Deju Dziesmas," in 2024. This album continues their exploration of Latvian folk themes with a fresh approach. It features a mix of traditional melodies and contemporary arrangements, showcasing their evolving sound.

Their newest single, "Ko Tu Raudi, Līgaviņa," also came out in 2024, adding to their repertoire of emotive storytelling through music. This track reflects the group's connection to cultural narratives, blending folk elements with modern influences.

In addition to this, their earlier works, "Saule Brauca Debesīs" and "Ieviņa," released in 2018, laid a strong foundation for their artistic journey. Songs like "Kur Tu Biji Alutiņ" from 2022 and "Div' Svecītes" from 2021 have continued to engage audiences, emphasizing their dedication to folk traditions. Each release demonstrates their commitment to preserving and revitalizing Latvian music.

Jauno Jāņu Orkestris has participated in notable events that showcase their contribution to European and Nordic folk music. Their performance at the Mėnuo Juodaragis festival is a highlight, drawing audiences with their authentic sound that reflects Latvian traditions.

In addition to this festival, the group has appeared at various folk music events across the region. They have performed at the Latvian Song and Dance Festival, bringing a blend of traditional and contemporary influences to the stage. Their presence at such gatherings helps to promote cultural exchange and appreciation within the folk music community.

Their music often resonates with audiences, offering a glimpse into Latvia's rich musical heritage. With each performance, they continue to engage listeners and foster a connection to their roots.