(Kaunas) Ten Walls. Then. Now.

Ten Walls to hold exclusive concerts in Kaunas and Vilnius – a first in his career

Electronic music creator and producer Marijus Adomaitis, better known as Ten Walls, will hold concerts in Kaunas and Vilnius. The author of the hit "Walking With Elephants" will delight fans gathered at the concert with older tracks as well, as for the first time in his career, the artist will combine both Mario Basanov and Ten Walls works in a single concert. "The idea actually came very naturally, because for many years people have been asking if there would ever be another Mario Basanov concert. There were quite a few of those questions, so I heard the wishes and was waiting for the right opportunity to do it myself," the artist said about the idea of hosting an evening that would combine Ten Walls and Mario Basanov tracks. The artist himself shared that the concert will be dynamic – it will feature old, sentimental, and slower Mario Basanov songs, as well as sharper-sounding, completely new, and never-before-heard Ten Walls tracks. "I think I would most like people to take away good nostalgia and memories. There will be tracks that can really take you back to 2010 or the time when they first heard them. I am currently looking for those old gems myself, and it is very important to me to maintain their authenticity – not to remake them just because many years have passed and it's popular. I want a person to hear the track and recognize exactly that feeling they remember," the artist revealed. Ten Walls emphasized that sound quality and a diverse, well-thought-out program are extremely important to him in electronic music concerts, and he also lifted the veil of secrecy on the visual side of the concert. "We are preparing to surprise with both the musical and visual parts. For me, it is always most important how the lights and special effects look together with the music. I want the visuals to have their own concept, create an atmosphere, and for the stage to be interesting to watch throughout the entire concert, not just at certain moments," the artist intrigued.