The Lithuanian composer Gediminas Gelgotas has released a new single with the Slovakian double-bass player Roman Patkolo, with whom Gelgotas previoiusly collaborated in 2017. Their latest track, To the Skies, was recorded in Cannes in June this year. You can find it on YouTube, and on Spotify, and below is a lovely interview between the two artists.
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