Kalush Orchestra is an Ukrainian rap band founded in 2019. In may 14, 2022, the band won the “Eurovision-2022”, so next
year the competition will take place in independent Ukraine. They released a music video for the song "Stefania", shot
in Irpen, Bucha and other cities affected by the war. After performing at Eurovision, the Kalush Orchestra called on the
stage to save the defenders of Mariupol from Azovstal.
Listen to Kalush Orchestra Watch MV "Stefania"
Go_A
Go_A is an Ukrainian electro-folk band. They were representatives of Ukraine at the song contest "Eurovision-2021" with the song
"SHUM", which took 5th place in the final and 1st place in the world chart "Spotify Top Viral". The song is based on the
ancient Ukrainian spring song "SHUM", which, according to folklorists, dates back to pre-Christian times and rituals
associated with the spring awakening of nature. The band combines authentic Ukrainian vocals, modern dance beats,
African drums and guitar drive. Listen to Go_A
The Unsleeping
The Unsleeping is an Ukrainian alternative rock band originally from Uman. The Unsleeping have songs both in Ukrainian
and English. Since 2013 they have released two mini-albums, a dozen music videos and performed at many Ukrainian
festivals like Atlas Weekend, Zaxidfest, Bezviz, Faine misto, Respublica, Vertuha Arts Festival, etc. Their live
performances are especially outstanding. The energy and skill reveals the true quality of the band. Listen to The Unsleeping
Odyn v kanoe
Odyn v kanoe (One in a Canoe) is an Ukrainian indie music band founded in 2010 in Lviv. The band's discography includes
two albums of the same name. The band doesn’t have a producer, all organizational issues are managed by the musicians
themselves. The name of the band came about by accident. Iryna (the vocalist) reading material on the Internet about the
Indians, met one of their names - Vikeninish. Translated into Ukrainian, it sounded like Odyn v kanoe. Listen to Odyn v kanoe
Latexfauna
Latexfauna is an Ukrainian chillwave band. Performs songs in Ukrainian and Surzhik. Founded in 2015. Surzhik - elements
of two or more languages, combined artificially, without compliance with the norms of literary language. The use of
surzhik provokes mixed reactions from listeners: while some criticize musicians, others consider it a feature. However,
according to the author of the lyrics and vocalist Dmytro Zezyulin, he uses surzhik "naturally" in the lyrics because he
does not think in literary language. Listen to Latexfauna
