The Raw Tales

12/09/2025

Here's a glimpse of 'DREAM OF DEATH' from the last set. I don’t know when I'll get these new songs recorded but will do for sure. Maybe, few more new songs as well, if it happens the way it should.

11/09/2025

A brilliant piece but the headline could've skipped the 'not coding' part as it'll trigure a lot of people without them being intested in reading the actual write-up. or maybe not.
Whatever, just READ THIS...

Music education shapes smarter, more emotionally attuned kids—offering cognitive benefits coding alone can’t provide, says MIT research.

31/08/2025

Sometimes when I (Nobody) attempt to write a new song, a storm of thoughts overwhelms me, and most of the time I end up with 4–5 different tunes with random words. It’s obviously not one of those magical moments. However, it’s a process, and it goes on.

After finalizing the song Dream of Death about two months ago, I’m happy to have written one more song. I named it TURKU. Meanwhile, I met a music producer who inspired me to write more original songs, and at one point he was like, “Hey, you’re over 6,000 km away from your home. There must be a lot of emotions flowing in your head. Just get them out, and you’ll get something.” He was damn right!

Honestly, I normally just pick up the guitar and start playing random chords with random words to find a tune that touches me. For my solo songs, I never really considered picking a topic beforehand and going for it but this time I did, and it worked. I’m loving the song.

I’ll perform TURKU along with other originals and covers on September 10th in the evening at Panimoravintola Koulu. Stop by if you’re interested in good music. Cheers!

(Image generated by Gemini)

31/08/2025

Once again with
Join us for a beautiful evening at the history room of Panimoravintola Koulu on 10th Sep.

24/08/2025

Atomic KGB Bunker Museum – Kaunas, Lithuania steps into a real Cold War nuclear bunker and explores one of the most unique museums in Europe. The Atomic KGB Bunker Museum offers over 12,000 authentic artifacts, including the largest gas mask collection in the Baltics, rare Soviet spy gadgets, secret communication gear, and surveillance equipment once used by the KGB, NKVD, and Soviet militia.
Most interesting memory from the Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania trip.
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24/08/2025

08/08/2025

I’m sure you’ve all heard Don McLean’s Vincent and American Pie countless times, maybe even Castles in the Air. But for some reason, in my surroundings, people rarely talk about Oh My What a Shame. To me, it’s one of the most beautifully written songs ever. Pure art. Every time I listen, it feels as if Don himself is dancing among the words, gliding with the melody, blending into it, almost like he’s floating above a quiet water lily pond. With such ease, he captures that simple truth: sometimes, life just happens, and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Released in 1975, it’s a gem that’s stayed close to my heart. I even had the chance to perform it at Panimoravintola Koulu, though sadly, no video was recorded. I’m still not sure I did the song justice; it’s a hard one. But it was a joy to try. Easily one of my top 20 songs ever.

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupOh My, What A Shame · Don McLeanDon McLean℗ 1972 Capitol Records, LLCReleased on: 1972-11-01Producer: Ed FreemanC...