In OMA, we fuse the txalaparta, classical music, and electronics, moving away from our more folkloric and classical beginnings. We use music to create new soundscapes that represent human intervention in outdoor spaces.

Our second album is a musical interpretation of nature and its current situation regarding humanity and the ephemeral nature of our existence. It’s a way to address the discomfort of this reality and call for change. 

We owe the name of the album to the Oma valley located in the municipality of Kortezubi in the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve in the Basque Country.