1.Self-described "neoceltic pagan folk" band based in The Netherlands and Belgium
2. Electronic dance music producer from Ukraine
1. Omnia is a self-described "neoceltic pagan folk" band based in The Netherlands and Belgium and whose members (and former members) are Irish, Dutch, Indonesian, English and Belgian. Their traditional music takes on the form of various cultural routes, from places around the world such as Ireland, England and Afghanistan.
They sing in Welsh, English, Irish, Breton, Finnish, German, Dutch, Latin and Hindi and play Celtic harp, mouth harp, hurdy-gurdy, bodhrán, guitar, bouzouki, didgeridoo, flutes of all kinds, bagpipes, various drums and percussion instruments.
List of albums:
* Sine Missione (2000)
* Sine Missione 2 (2002)
* 3 (2003) - EP
* Crone of War (2004)
* Live Religion (2005) - live album
* PaganFolk (2006)
* Cybershaman (2007) - remix album
* Alive! (2007)
* History (2007) (American sampler) - compilation
* Pagan Folk Lore (2008) - live DVD
* PaganFolk At The Fairy Ball (2008) - live album
* World Of OMNIA (2009)
* Wolf Love (2010)
* Musick and Poëtree (2011)
* Live on Earth (2012)
* Earth Warrior (2014)
Present members:
Steve Sic (Steve Evans-van der Harten); Frontman, flutes, bouzouki, percussion, vocals
Jenny (Jennifer Evans-van der Harten); harp, hurdy-gurdy,hammered dulcimer, bodhran, piano, vocals
Daphyd Crow (Daphyd Sens); sliding didgeridoo
Rob Thunder (Rob van Barschot); Drums and percussion
Satrya; DADGAD Guitar
Previous members:
Mitch Rozek; Drums
Luka Aubri-Krieger; sliding didgeridoo
Joe Hennon; DADGAD guitar
Tom Spaan; drums
Philip Steenbergen; DADGAD guitar
Information from WorldOfOmnia.com and Wikipedia
2. Omnia is an electronic dance music producer, his track Stick in monday was featured in the Trance Mix Mission Podcast.
Man behind it all, is Evgeny Smirnov. Born in 1987, he would grow up with a diverse taste in music, loving and exploring the beauty of different genres. In the 90’s, he turned his passion for EDM into a hobby and started toying around with producing programs. After discovering trance music, Evgeny knew which path to follow and started developing his sound into this direction.
At the end of 2006, when Evgeny was only 20 years old, he concentrated on creating his own, quality tracks and saw big names like Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz and Above & Beyond play his tracks and remixes on the radio and during gigs. Remixes on ‘Ørjan Nilsen – La Guitarra’ and ‘Armin van Buuren feat. Jacqueline Govaert – Never Say Never’ put Omnia’s name on the map.
Morrigan
Omnia Lyrics
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see the crow fly, feel her shadow
Over woods and over mountains
searching for a war
Her wings embrace each strife and battle
where swords they clash and chariots rattle
seeking out the one whose time
Morrigan ancient crone of war
I see your face, I'll cry no more
Morrigan ancient crone of war
come lift me on your wings
Morrigan ancient crone of war
I hear your voice, I'll breathe no more
Morrigan ancient crone of war
come set my spirit free
Kill for Morrigan
Maim for Morrigan
Fight for Morrigan
and you will
Slay for Morrigan
Die for Morrigan
Morrigan crone of war
The song "Morrigan" by Omnia is a tribute to the ancient Celtic goddess of war and death, Morrigan. The first few stanzas evoke an image of the crow, the bird closely associated with Morrigan, flying over the countryside in search of a war. The lyrics suggest that Morrigan is not a passive observer, but an active participant in battles, as her wings embrace each strife and battle. She is searching for the warrior whose time has come to take the blade, suggesting that she is the one who decides who lives and who dies on the battlefield.
As the song progresses, the lyrics address Morrigan directly, calling her the "ancient crone of war." The crone aspect of Morrigan refers to her role as a goddess of death and the underworld, as well as her association with wisdom and prophecy. The lyrics suggest that the singer has seen Morrigan's face and will cry no more, indicating that he has accepted his fate and is ready to embrace the goddess's power. He asks Morrigan to lift him on her wings and set his spirit free, implying that he is willing to die in battle and become one with the goddess.
The chorus of the song provides a rallying cry for those who would fight under Morrigan's banner. The lyrics exhort warriors to kill, maim, and fight for Morrigan, promising that those who do so will be rewarded with victory. The final lines of the song call Morrigan the "crone of war," emphasizing her power and terrifying beauty.
Line by Line Meaning
Over hills and over meadows
see the crow fly, feel her shadow
The crow flying in the sky over valleys and meadows suggests the presence of Morrigan, the goddess of war and leads to a feeling of her shadow looming all over.
Over woods and over mountains
searching for a war
Morrigan is looking over the forests and mountains, searching for a war to commence as a harbinger of fight and violence.
Her wings embrace each strife and battle
where swords they clash and chariots rattle
seeking out the one whose time
has come to take the blade
Morrigan's wings spread out wide and cover each conflict and war that comes her way. She searches for the warrior who is destined to take up the sword and lead his army to victory through the clashing of swords and the rattling of chariots.
Morrigan ancient crone of war
I see your face, I'll cry no more
Morrigan, the ancient goddess of war, appears to the listener, and witnessing her powerful presence, all tears are replaced with strength and courage.
Morrigan ancient crone of war
come lift me on your wings
The artist seeks Morrigan to take him under her wing, to be saved from the plights of battles and conflicts, and rise above them.
Morrigan ancient crone of war
I hear your voice, I'll breathe no more
The listener acknowledges the voice of Morrigan as the sound of his own destiny, making him ready to give up his breath without any hesitation or regret.
Morrigan ancient crone of war
come set my spirit free
The singer requests Morrigan to take away his mortal body and free his powerful spirit and soul, enabling him to conquer and rule over his enemies.
Kill for Morrigan
Maim for Morrigan
Fight for Morrigan
and you will
Slay for Morrigan
Die for Morrigan
Morrigan crone of war
The artist encourages others to fight for and serve Morrigan, indicating that in doing so, they will win battles and emerge victorious. Even if they die fighting for her, they will have found glory and honor under the protection and blessing of Morrigan, the goddess of war.
Contributed by Adrian G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@MorganaMarr01
Over hills and over meadows
see the crow fly, feel her shadow
Over woods and over mountains
searching for a war
Her wings embrace each strife and battle
where swords they clash and chariots rattle
seeking out the one whose time
has come to take the blade
Morrigan ancient crone of war
I see your face, I'll cry no more
Morrigan ancient crone of war
come lift me on your wings
Morrigan ancient crone of war
I hear your voice, I'll breathe no more
Morrigan ancient crone of war
come set my spirit free
Kill for Morrigan
Maim for Morrigan
Fight for Morrigan
and you will
Slay for Morrigan
Die for Morrigan
Morrigan crone of war
@michaelvoller4936
I found this group 30minutes ago and I love them,
@amandad422
Same here! Literally about 40 minutes ago.
@mikep7882
Same 20 minutens ago this is amazing
@TheFenrir01
Found em within a week ago, and am currently draining their content for what its worth, and let me say; it is amazing so far
@wisemanshrimp2569
Me too!!
@barteqw
Found them around 2 months ago and listening to them daily. It's addictive.
@princealigorna7468
Someone once commented on a top list of pagan folk groups the Omnia are basically metalheads that forgot to plug in. They are. But that's why I love them. They have so much energy that it moves the soul. And for having no distortion to speak of, they are heavy as fuck!
@nickkohlmann
YESSSS
@Crowlady
A bunch of metal heads that forgot to plug in…. That is really funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@princealigorna7468
@@Crowlady Is it wrong though?