The track is written in the invented 'mermaid' language.
The title word 'malya' means happiness.

Malya

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Searching For You

Soprano female voice with the downtempo electronic music

Ivana Kupala Night

Zahvat

Trance interpretation of the Ukrainian folk song "Vesnianka" (spring song) with gospel variations.

Vesnianka

Interpretation of a classical ballad 'Hej, sokoły'. Its origins are still disputed, it exists in three national versions: Ukrainian, Polish, and Slovakian. Our variant is based on the Ukrainian version.
The song is the official soundtrack for the documentary 'The Borderline. Hrubieszow Operation'.
The track consists of two structural parts: the first is a quite sad and lyric, the second is dynamic. The tsymbaly (hammered dulcimer) part was initially written in a synthesizer arpeggiator.

Гей, соколи!

Ukrainian band that combines ethnic and folk variations and original compositions with downtempo, electronic, trance, noise, and ambient sound. 
The band was formed in 2013 by a theater and movie actress Iryna Lazer (lead-singer, composer, performer) and Oleksiy Mikriukov (composer). In 2015 Taras Lazer (composer, music supervisor) joined the band. 
The group is known for the lead-singer's rich soprano vocals which she mixes into a polyphonic sound using complex combinations of the live looping technique.
The majority of the songs is written and performed in the Ukrainian language. The band, though, is also actively working on the songs written in an invented 'mermaid' glossolalia.
Originally the band was called Crossworlds and was rebranded and named after Ukrainian mythological female figure Mavka in 2015.

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