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Sometimes referred to as the “Official Ambassador of American Music to Ukraine”, Nicholas Tym is a prominent Ukrainian recording singer-songwriter and performing artist with a distinctive soulful vocal style and impressive guitar skills. Nicholas is an accomplished musician that works in a variety of genres, but is mostly known for his renditions of traditionally American blues, folk and country music. 
Tym’s original material, done predominantly in a contemporary singer-songwriter style, can be easily compared to the best modern representatives of this genre, such as John Mayer and Jason Mraz, but one can also easily spot unmistakable traces of legends, Sting and Eric Clapton in his music, which, according to Nicholas, have always been among his biggest influences. At his numerous concerts aside from his original songs, Tym performs his own versions of timeless and top-charts-fresh blues, rock, folk and country hits – all refined in brilliant arrangements dominated by groovy acoustic guitar and hooky vocal melody. Regardless of whether Nicholas Tym plays with a 10-piece band on a large stage or solo in a coffee-shop, he always sounds like “the real band”, and surely the “the real thing”.
Born in Kiev, Ukraine, Tym has become a citizen of the world and a truly international artist having spent decades of his life travelling across continents from North America to Asia. Nicholas was captivated by Western music back in Soviet ‘80s, when he was listening to “pirated” tape cassettes of Queen, Pink Floyd, Steve Wonder, Aerosmith and any other foreign record he could lay his hands on at the time, behind that rusting, but still iron curtain. He picked up an acoustic guitar when he was seven years old and seemingly hasn’t put it down since. 
Nicholas’s vast original and cover repertoire is done almost exclusively in fluent English, which one would hardly ever expect to hear from a Ukrainian. Tym’s first solo EP “Okanagan’s Suns” (named after Okanagan valley in BC, Canada, where it was recorded) released in 2010 was followed by his debut album “U-Turn” in 2012. In the summer of 2013 Nicholas released his maxi-single “Women”, followed by two singles “49” and “(We Don’t Want) Summer to Go” in the summer of 2014. Also, the artist made attempts to present himself to the CIS audiences with a number of Russian-language singles, with the most successful one “Prisnitsa” (“Присниться” - “Dream about”) released in April 2012. 
Prior to his solo career Nicholas was growing as a musician in Ukrainian-language indie-band “Pomaranch” (“Orange” – Ukrainian) that later evolved into English-language trio “Eat Me Tiger”. The latter project stirred Ukraine’s young and progressive audience with their single brit-pop styled single and a music video “From the Underground” released on pan-Ukrainian music TV channel M1 in 2005. Before that in 2003 his earlier band “Pomaranch” (“Orange” – Ukrainian) was awarded “best rock band” and “breakthrough of the year” titles on pan-Ukrainian music competition “Pelryny Sezonu” (“Pearls of the Season” - – Ukrainian). One year later “Pomaranch” released their first and only album “More for the sailors in Nigeria…” («...ще для моряків у Нігерії»). 

DJ, producer, and radio host.
Born in 1988 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Since childhood, he had an interest in music and fell asleep to the sound of vinyl records as lullabies.
From early childhood, he was interested in diverse music. Loved Pink Floyd, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, and many more.
As a teenager, the choice fell on Prodigy, Linkin Park, 2pack, Limp Bizkit, Blink182, and others. 
In combination with style, graffiti, and break dancing, this became a logical addition to my musical interest.
In adulthood, he began to take a deep interest in house and techno culture and recorded his compositions. Over time, since 2009, he began to actively perform in clubs and tours.
He has a special love for and is awesome for vinyl.
He is a resident and creator of Electronic Weekly and Minimal Reactor show.

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