The music stage is the heart of the festival, the place where concerts by artists from around the world take place, presenting various musical styles. Music serves as a medium for expressing emotions and inspiration.
Nessi Gomes
Nessi Gomes is a singer and songwriter born into a Portuguese family on the tiny island of Guernsey. Her artistic inspirations draw from both sides of her ethnic background, combining the essence of traditional, emotional, and "larger-than-life" Fado folk music with British progressive modernity.
She reveals an authentic and sincere quest for light, depth, hope, and truth, as well as an artistic exploration of love and trust.
Suduaya
The French music producer Suduaya has performed in over 20 countries across four continents since 2011. His music ranges from Downtempo to Psychill, featuring fluid rhythms and powerful beats. Suduaya has played at renowned festivals like Rainbow Serpent Festival in Australia, Psy-Fi in the Netherlands, Samsara in Hungary, Eclipse in Canada, Utopia Boom Landing in Portugal, and Ometeotl in Mexico. He has collaborated with notable artists such as Desert Dwellers, Kaya Project, Ace Ventura, and Liquid Soul.
Gooral
For almost 20 years, Gooral has successfully blended traditional highland music with electronic and club vibes. For Gooral, music is more than just entertainment. Since the release of the album "Ethno Elektro 2 (Wolno)" in 2020, the artist has been performing downtempo live acts in the A-432Hz tuning on synthesizers, pipes, ocarinas, effects processors, and computers. Now he incorporates solfeggio frequencies into his work, energizing the chakras of his listeners.
Gaja
GAJA is a musical project inspired by deep ecology. It is music that flows straight from the heart and serves as a reminder that the planet Earth is spinning beneath our feet. It carries a gentle, folk-rooted sound with a touch of woodland ballad, drifting through the air like the smoke from a bonfire. For Marta, the lyricist, music is a form of communication expressing what is important and believed in. She believes that the vibrations carried by music have the power to change the world.
Niburu Project
The Niburu Project is a Polish event at the intersection of "art healing", whose main idea is to create a musical-therapeutic spectacle based on archaic/primitive instruments, called a "journey" through oneself, or a "bath" in sounds. These spectacles, through the healing nature of gongs and accompanying instruments, support global and broadly understood cultural-ecological awareness.
Cantarsis
Cantarsis is a band formed by Ania Buczek and Filip Filipiuk. Since 2017, they have been performing and singing Songs of Medicine, which have been sung for centuries to evoke the balance of elements in nature, of which the human being is also composed. They connect with the heart, uplift the spirit, heal wounds, provide peace, joy, and support acceptance. They will perform their own songs and those of other authors - this time as a quintet, supported by talented friends.
Artur Witkowski and Sofia Le
Artur Witkowski and Sofia Le are a vocal-instrumental duo that combines spatial sounds of voice, handpans, and ethnic instruments. They utilize minimalist sound, live-looping, instrumental improvisations, and their own compositions. The duo fills the space with relaxation and tranquility, where silence has its own sound.
Photo by Roland Okoń.