I love to sing a song that might have been sung by a shepherd in a shade or a dairymaid in a cow byre or a traveler along a dirt road some hundreds of years ago. I like to sing these songs as I work – to sing as I sew, spin, walk, chop vegetables, or poke about in the garden. I think of singing as a necessary part of life, to be carried out whether or not there is anyone lingering about to listen. I am a singer and a writer, but I do not write songs. What need have I to write new songs when the old ones are so winning? I know that even the oldest must have been new in some long-ago realm – but there is a kind of poesy clinging about these timeworn things that new songs are hard-put to achieve. For that, and for their rarity in this modern world, I am sure they deserve a little singing.

Russian bass producer, DJ and composer originally from Yekaterinburg. Teacher of the school of DJs and electronic music writing, working under the eponymous brand "Impulse", created by the company "Raveconcept" Promotion & Event Management - participants in the promotion of electronic music festivals in Russia.

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Canadian soprano, Julia Morson
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