The name of the song is a new, rarely encounterable word, defining a person or a phenomenon if you see which you would say “Oh My God!”.
The song was written in the woods of Aukštaitija national park, in wooden cabins in Miškiniškės, where we had our musical workshop - far from civilization and city tempo.
The visualization for “Ohmygodable” music video was inspired by a Greek myth of Pygmalion, who fell in love with a sculpture he had carved. This myth is particularly relevant today, because we live in the age of social networks, within which we create our own social network “sculptures”, wishing to be liked, accepted and significant. Probably every one of us has a bit of Pygmalion’s characteristics.
