Hans Zimmer's brilliant "Time" is irreplicable, as it is ingenious in its essence. All I can do is offer my interpretation of the quiet rush of seconds or hours passing by loudly, of moments when time stands still or when it just flies by. And yet it's impossible to explain time as such, not even through music. It's absolutely relative and remains somewhat baffling to me, but one thing I know for sure - time runs insanely fast, and it always seems as though we run out of it, never saving extra. Time can neither be stopped nor reversed despite how much we would want it. Thus time is the most precious thing that we have. I am incredibly thankful to everyone who have shared a bit of their treasured time with me to create this.

Much has been done already, more to come soon!

I must say – one pretty amazing place for a sunset concert!
As always the biggest thank you to Laura Krēmane, Līga Banga and Ritvars Bluka for all you do.

Beautiful minds say that music is a flight of imagination, but I like to say that music is the cheapest plane ticket because when you close your eyes and just listen, you could be anywhere. When I started working on this composition, in my thoughts and feelings I was already in Malta. I could clearly remember the first time I was there – surrounded by the sea, the rocky cliffs and sandy shores, taking in all the unbelievably beautiful sunsets and magnificent views. I remember feeling this overwhelming internal and external freedom, literally giving me a jolt of energy to breath, smile, be inspired and to work and create. I wish that this can take you there and that even the smallest part of this sentiment could reach you.
The biggest thank you to Laura Krēmane, Līga Banga and Ritvars Bluka for all you do. Special thanks to Arnolds Antanāvičs from Shaft Barbershop and Jāzeps Podnieks!

Ever since I was a child, I have considered Italy to be the birthplace of music. A place where the greatest and strongest vocalists, instrumentalists, composers and, of course, violin makers were born. This perhaps is the reason why every now and then I get inspired to record an Italian piece. I started working on the beautiful “Brividi” arrangement after hearing it on the Eurovision song contest, it gave me chills and pulled at my heart strings. But as there were always new projects on the go, this remained half finished for a while. As the saying goes, there is right time and right place for everything and, I believe, now is the right time. And how could the beautiful lake Como not be the right place for filming this video?
Thank you for your support and sticking with me – Jānis Dunkurs, Artis Mihailovs, Laura Krēmane, Agnese Sils, Alise Mihimana, Liene Pētersone, Lāsma Znotiņa, Arvis Zēmanis, Roberts Sudrabs.

Delighted to share another greeting from the majestic Norway! We went on a boat ride, climbed to a snowy mountain top, while freezing ourselves and the cello, but what a fantastic adventure that was!
Thank you Laura Krēmane and Līga Banga for your incredible support!

Endless Peaks is the story about each of us. Ups and downs, unpredictable turns and challenges, outlasted by boring plains – such is the road to the top which almost always is out of sight for others. And when one peak has been reached new heights to be are revealed. Those are endless peaks and never-ending roads, but the view from the top makes it all worth it.
Special thanks to Laura Krēmane and Līga Banga for your support during and outside the filming, and keeping it fun throughout the trip.

I feel truly honored and excited to be a part of this year’s Riga Airport holiday greeting! I got to fulfill one of my not so little dreams to once film at an empty airport and play for the planes. It was exactly and even more epic I had imagined it to be! As I am looking back, I am filled with joy and gratitude, thankful for the production team -
The biggest thank you goes to Linda Kalniņa, Edgars Vilcāns, Laura Krēmane and everyone who was involved as well as the whole Riga Airport family for the warm welcome and great collaboration!

It’s been almost a year since our amazing adventure with TK Spice that made this holiday special possible.
As I am looking back, I am filled with joy and gratitude, thankful for the production team -
Linda Kalniņa, Līga Zemture, Ksenija Mirošņika, Laura Krēmane, Agne Araka-Innus, Ilze Jakovļeva, Jānis Ķuņķis, Toms Rota, Germans Baumbarts, Tiešraides.lv, TK Spice and everyone involved.
Truly most amazing experience! Have a wonderful holiday season!

So it happens that this song has been present in all of my significant and most beautiful life moments, which is why I was delighted to finally have a reason to make an arrangement and record it.
Happy to be able to share it with you all now! A huge thank you to Alise Kolosova, Lāsma Znotiņa, Laura Krēmane, Villa Cortina Palace Hotel Sirmione and everyone involved!

This is what we did at this year’s Krastu mačs! Having a blast performing the cover of Imagine Dragon’s hit song „Believer”. Fantastic atmosphere and bold emotions. Thanks to Rick Feds for this powerful collaboration! And thanks to all organizers, participants, thinkers and doers for their enormous effort in creating celebration for basketball for the past 12 years!

At the end of the last year, I had a great honor to be a part of the Liepaja city Mayor's Reception for which this video was made. Specially for this program, I created an arrangement for the song “Leave a Light On” which is really a dedication to my childhood city of Liepaja. Liepaja is known as the city of wind with a fantastic beach and a large pier. Little beats against cello’s body imitates the sound waves make when hitting against the rocks on the pier. I also tried to recreate an orchestral sound by playing various cello lines as well as to reflect Liepaja’s wind and power. This arrangement is a reflection of how I remember and feel this very special windy city. Liepaja has laid the foundations for many significant things in my life, has shaped me into who I am today, and is definitely one of the reasons why I love music so much.

This has been another exciting project and I am happy to present to you my newest work - the cover for “I Don’t Care”.
Despite its name, I have never been indifferent to it, hopefully, you can hear and see it yourself.

"The Lost One" is about getting lost in thought. It's about the heaviness created by disorganized, incomplete and negative thoughts.
It's about inner chaos so overwhelming that it can consume everything around us and change the course of one’s life.

This is a special collaboration that allows everyone to see something different. It could be a story about being lost. Or it could be a
story about a person finding himself through the deepest emptiness. Which story is more appealing? It is up to you to choose.