Community
Music
Live music journeys inviting us to gather around the fire of Gabya.
The musical universe of Gabya Isle Rituals 2027.
Here, we will gradually reveal the artists, bands, and sound creators who will fill the peninsula with live rhythms, world music, ethnic motifs, and ambient soundscapes.
MOSE
MOSE – an internationally acclaimed producer and DJ from Guatemala and a pioneer of the organic electronic music movement, returning to Lithuania with a special connection to the roots of this land. In his music, world rhythms, ancestral melodies, and authentic sounds merge with contemporary electronics, creating an organic sound that transmits peace and deep listening, guiding listeners through immersive and community-filled journeys of musical transformation.
WAAGAL
WAAGAL is a project by multi-instrumentalist Erwann Texier-Harth, whose live performances bridge ancient traditions with a contemporary sound. Playing various instruments, synthesizers, and utilizing natural vocals, the artist creates an organic, meditative, and immersive musical journey where natural sounds, world rhythms, and vibrant energy intertwine.
WAAGAL
WAAGAL is a project by multi-instrumentalist Erwann Texier-Harth, whose live performances bridge ancient traditions with a contemporary sound. Playing various instruments, synthesizers, and utilizing natural vocals, the artist creates an organic, meditative, and immersive musical journey where natural sounds, world rhythms, and vibrant energy intertwine.
FRANKO HEKE
FRANKO HEKE is a voice for the regeneration of music, community, the land, and consciousness, weaving meditative chants, rhythmic and acoustic sounds, and electronics into immersive experiences where song, dance, and spirit become one. His performances are heart-opening journeys that invite audiences into presence here and now, healing, and joy. Eight years ago, Franko co-founded the NZ Spirit Festival, Aotearoa’s leading conscious music and wellness festival, and he also develops a community land project dedicated to sustainability and holistic living. His work stands as a living bridge between ancient wisdom and future harmony.
KŪLGRINDA
Kūlgrinda is a Romuva ritual music group closely tied to the ancient Baltic worldview and traditions. The group operates not as a typical performing band, but rather brings its music to rituals, festivals, and community gatherings where presence, process, and meaning are paramount.
“Kūlgrinda” is associated with the Romuva movement, led by Inija Trinkūnienė—the Krivė (High Priestess)—who continues the nurturing of Baltic faith and living tradition in Lithuania. The group’s work is rooted in respect for ancient culture, authenticity, and community, turning their music into an experience rather than a mere performance.
KŪLGRINDA
Kūlgrinda is a Romuva ritual music group closely tied to the ancient Baltic worldview and traditions. The group operates not as a typical performing band, but rather brings its music to rituals, festivals, and community gatherings where presence, process, and meaning are paramount.
“Kūlgrinda” is associated with the Romuva movement, led by Inija Trinkūnienė—the Krivė (High Priestess)—who continues the nurturing of Baltic faith and living tradition in Lithuania. The group’s work is rooted in respect for ancient culture, authenticity, and community, turning their music into an experience rather than a mere performance.
PERŪNA
PeRūna is a cross-cultural live music project created by five unique musicians and sound healers. Weaving traditional Baltic and Slavic influences with modern rhythms, hypnotic vocals, and archaic instruments, their sound bridges ancient roots with contemporary flow. Every performance is an immersive, ever-evolving journey designed for movement, connection, and shared energy—inviting the audience to step into the presence of the moment and become part of the experience.
Practices
Rituals and ceremonies inviting you to slow down, listen within, and return to a living connection with yourself and the present moment.
The theme for Gabya Isle Rituals 2027 is RITUALS.
Here, we will gradually introduce the festival’s teachers, facilitators, and their guided experiences – from morning movement, breathwork sessions, and ice baths to deep sound journeys and evening ceremonies.
First facilitators and their rituals coming soon!
Rituals
That which extends beyond the borders of the peninsula.
Not everything fits into a three-day program.
In this space, something deeper is born – sounds, experiences, and messages that will open the doors to the Gabya universe even before the fire is lit.
The mystery will slowly unfold here.
