NEVER (Love Silence)

BLOOD

Track # 21 from the album "I-Migrations: Psychedelic Story" released in January 2012, Winnipeg, Canada. http://www.moscowinnipeg.com

PRAY

Track # 9 from album "I-Migrations: Psychedelic Story" released in January 2012. 
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Track # 18 from album "I-Migrations: Psychedelic Story" released in January 2012, Winnipeg, Canada. 
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WHAT

Trio “MW”: Larisa Segida, Igor Korniov, and Kristina Shatova, Winnipeg, Canada. 

Music Style: Electro-Sympho-Psychedelic (Term “psychedelic” is interpreted according to its etymological Greek roots: to make-develop-create psyche-soul-spirit-mind); the Trio’s style has been compared with such artists as Diamanda Galas, P.J. Harvey, Bjork, King Crimson, even Sade (funny! though we are glad to hear that).  

Two opinions:
Angela and Jason Gaune, professional photographers www.gaunestudiosphotography.com
"Here are some photos we took for the fab musical ensemble, MoscoWinnipeg, at their recent show at the Graffiti Art Gallery. As you can see, the venue (and sculptures) made a formidable backdrop to the beautiful music. I hate to compare these artists to others, especially since I am not even close to a music journalist of any sort AND they definitely have a unique sound.... but I think it's safe to say that if you like unique artists with unique instrumentation and poetry (such as pj harvey and bjork) you'll be sorry to miss out on these local artists. They've got some very creative instrumentation going on, several of which were hand-made, as well as an accompanying dancer for a few of the songs."

Greg Hanec, a film director (the best Canadian feature movie, Berlin International Festival, 1986), and multi-instrumentalist:
"It's good to see there are still WILD LIONS in the banal world of music! Excellent!"
Contact: Larisa Segida
500 Stradbrook Ave, unit 208, Winnipeg, MB, R3L 0K1; Ph: (204) 334-9655
E-mail: segida@mts.net

Website: http://www.moscowinnipeg.com contains the trio’s videos, concerts, photos, audio, and lyrics. The best presentation of the trio’s style can be received from the website and the videos, not the CD, as a lot of work has been added to the recording within the entire year after. 

Project:
“I-Migrations: Psychedelic Story” is a multi-media performance including music, poetry, choreography, and video presented by trio “MW: MoscoWinnipeg” established in November 2011 though artists have been cooperating together since 1997:
Igor Kornilov: Chapman stick, guitar, Erhu (2-string ancient Chinese violin), and percussion
Larisa Segida: vocal, voices, keyboard, and percussion
Kristina Shatova: choreography, dance, and voices.

Larisa Segida, a singer and composer, recorded and released 5 albums: 
"I-Migrations: Psychedelic Story" is her latest album, recorded in Winnipeg, Canada, 2011; part of Library and Archives Canada audio collection.
Swedish and Hungarian by decent, Larisa was born in Russia and made Canada her second motherland. For her impressive 3 1/2 octave vocal, she was called "James Brown in skirt" by mass-media. She believes in Love, Life, Light, Learning, Languages, and an eternally moving L, which is 'waive' from Greek. 

Kristina Shatova studied choreography and dance in Russia since her early childhood and after moving to Canada in the Winnipeg Contemporary Dance School. Her inimitable choreography and dancing is a treasure for “I-Migrations: Psychedelic Story”. 

Igor Kornilov, a non-conventional Chapman stick player and guitarist. He also experiments with such ethnic string instruments as Erhu, an ancient Chinese 2-string violin. Living in Russia, Igor participated in a few musical projects as a guitar player and toured across the Soviet Union from West to East and North to South and in some European countries. Since 1983, Igor has also been building guitars, basses and many-string exotic instruments. The company "KornilGuitars" has developed its own unique technologies, custom workshop tools and especial wood processing that made many professional guitarists around the world prefer Kornil Guitars™ instruments to factory-made ones. Kornil Guitars™ instruments have been displayed in international musical instruments exhibitions and received high appraisals and recognition of both musicians and critique. He made Canada his home, and in 2007 was awarded Winnipeg Arts Council's and Manitoba Arts Council's Grants for his art (www.kornil.com)


“I-Migrations: Psychedelic Story” resurrects the etymological meaning of the concept ‘psychedelia’ that originates from Greek ‘psyche’ and ‘delos’: to make/do/create psyche/mind/soul. The music and lyrics are pulsing, moving, philosophical, and doubtlessly psychedelic as they create psyche-spirit-soul-mind of the self and the other. It is a beautiful, melodic, innovative and powerful story of migrations of a/the/some human ‘I’s. Inner and outer. Implicit and explicit. Horizontal and vertical. Temporal and spacial. It is a story of search of Love, Life, and Light. A story of travail travelling in the silent and peaceful aloneness in which ‘I’ does not suffer from its loneliness but reads, watches, and comprehends itself in the content harmony with itself. “One day...One life...One story…”, the chorus line from the last song “One Story”, is the philosophy of “I-Migrations” story. It makes you think, feel, sense, taste, smell, and breathe in/out in a way that brings you closer to yourself. It leads you in the mysterious labyrinth to yourself. It highlights some paths and roads invisible before. You listen to this music once and want to listen to it on and on. It changes together with you and the universe. One Day... One Life... One Story... 

more info on www.moscowinnipeg.com 

MW:MoscoWinnipeg