Friga is a musical project of Dmitry Friga, musician, composer and sound engineer from Belarus. Author of music for three movies, more then ten theatre plays, member of techno–house project Trockensaft and KDB Records music label. 

FRIGA was created in 2008 by a musician and composer Dmitry Friga.

It is difficult to determine the musical style of the project inside one certain genre. In the first place it is based on the British rock traditions (that's why all songs are performed in English). Sometimes it is hard rock minced through electronic sounds and loops, but after a few songs music covers a listener with a wave of soft lyric melodies, taking roots in the best pieces of pop-rock of 80's-beginning of 90's. It was time, when musicians thought about their music, but not how to perform pop-rock. 

How can you express what you feel when you are walking down the street and music starts playing in your head? When you are listening to it, you feel, the style or instruments, which may help to realize it, are not important. You just listening to the music and don't want it to disappear like many other feelings that come to us and then pass away without a trace. That's how Dmitry Friga's music comes into being. It was created not for the fans of a certain genre. It is like mood pictures frozen in sound, and when you listen to it you can try on the mood of the person who composed it.

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ATTICUS ANTHEM
Bjorn Franklin – Lead Vocals & Acoustic Guitar
Johnny Marchetta – Lead Electric Guitar & Vocals
Jared McGivern – Drums & Percussion
Olly Skelton – Bass Guitar

“Imagine that guy from the Goo Goo Dolls doing dirty things with one of the Edge’s delay pedals, and then somehow this band were formed out of the resultant fractals of sound coming out of the U2 guitarists amps. This is big, fists-in-the-air music. They ooze confidence up on stage, and the emotive punch of the singer’s voice along with their widescreen music suggests that they don’t see any line on the horizon”
— Paul Klotchkow, Leftlion

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