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.
Taranis Jupiter
Omnia Lyrics
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Jupiter
Donar
Odin
Wotan
Ancient runes burn inside
Flying high on sacred wings
Screaming loud I sing
Ta!
Mighty Odin , I Invoke thee
Ra!
Let your lighting split the sky
Nis!
Son of Wotan swing your hammer
WOOARGH!
Bring it on!
Taranis Jupiter Donar Odin Wotan…
TA! RA! NIS!
WOOARGH!
Holy light shines in my eyes
Thunder rolls all around
Lightning crashes from the sky
Harken to the pagan sounds
Io Taranis I invoke thee
Wheel of thunder shake the land
Jupiter majestic eagle
Bring it on!
Taranis Jupiter Donar Odin Wotan…
Io Taranis bring on the thunder
Let your lightning split the sky
Mighty Odin I invoke thee
Bring it on!
Taranis Jupiter Donar Odin Wotan…
The song "Taranis Jupiter" by Omnia is a celebratory hymn dedicated to several ancient gods, including Taranis, Jupiter, Donar, Odin, and Wotan. The lyrics describe the singer's invocation of these deities and their powers, which are symbolized by lightning, thunder, and the sound of pagan music. The use of the exclamation "Ta!" at the beginning of the song and the repeated phrase "Bring it on!" throughout the lyrics create a sense of excitement and anticipation for the arrival of these powerful forces.
The singer's invocation of Odin and Wotan, who are both associated with Norse mythology, suggests that the song is also about the reclamation of traditional European pagan beliefs and practices. The use of the word "ancient" to describe the runes and gods further emphasizes the song's connection to historical and cultural traditions that have been suppressed or forgotten over time. Overall, the lyrics of "Taranis Jupiter" encourage listeners to embrace the power and magic of the natural world and the gods who embody it.
Line by Line Meaning
Ancient runes burn inside
My inner self is illuminated by ancient symbols and knowledge.
Flying high on sacred wings
I am soaring effortlessly on divine, holy wings.
Ancient gods laugh within me
I am connected to and embody the power of ancient deities.
Screaming loud I sing
I am expressing my devotion and passion with great intensity.
Mighty Odin , I Invoke thee
I am calling upon the great power and wisdom of Odin.
Let your lighting split the sky
I invoke the mighty force of lightning to bring about change and transformation.
Son of Wotan swing your hammer
I summon the power of Donar, son of Wotan, to bring about change with strength and force.
Bring it on!
I am ready to face any challenge that may come my way.
Holy light shines in my eyes
I am filled with a divine light that guides and illuminates my path.
Thunder rolls all around
The power of nature is all-encompassing and surrounds me.
Lightning crashes from the sky
I am filled with the energy and power of the storm, ready to create change and destruction.
Harken to the pagan sounds
My actions and call are in alignment with the ancient earth-based spirituality of the past.
Io Taranis I invoke thee
I call forth the power and energy of Taranis, the god of thunder and lightning.
Wheel of thunder shake the land
I ask for the power of Taranis to bring about a great awakening and revolution.
Jupiter majestic eagle
Jupiter, in its regal form of an eagle, represents power and strength.
Io Taranis bring on the thunder
I call upon Taranis to bring forth the power of the storm.
Mighty Odin I invoke thee
I call upon Odin, the wise and all-knowing, to guide and protect me.
Contributed by Matthew W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@CaptKujata
Dude, they're Pagan. They can invoke the divine masculine by any name, much like Pagans invoke the Goddess by any name: "Isis, Astarte, Dianna, Hecate, Demeter, Kali," is a popular chant. Also, when they wrote this, they were stuck in a thunderstorm on top of a hill. The song reflects their awe and wonder at the mighty storm. Not silly at all if you ask me :P
@aldwynsdaughter
Io Jupiter! By Jove, I lurve this music! ;D
@lyndoncoleman223
1:08
BEST BIT!! :D
@DJolyfun
This make me happy :]
@sewagedweller
just extra info : slavic version of thor was called perun .
@FlashVirus
@oharov From what I've found, yes. Taranis and Thor both descend from the same Indo-European god. Even the name both means Thunderer. However they have been separated by culture (Taranis being Celtic, obviously). I'm also of the belief the same god is also Zeus and Jupiter. (And Romans thought the same thing, because they merged Taranis with Jupiter in Roman Gaul)
@venommire101
hail to you friend for though by blood i would be of the same nation as a woman i find attractive and actually brave for going against the clergy but i to am Celtic/pagan
@venommire101
p.s. bravery is what attracts me to Jeanne d'Arc
@venommire101
yea i am french (well maybe just a little french)
@celtictuathism4585
Taranis is more supreme than Thor.