russian rock

MuHa is a well-known chill-out Nottingham based band that has planted it’s New Roots from Eastern Europe music in the heart of the East Midlands, UK. It formed in 2004, when Iryna Muha, a Ukrainian born singer and songwriter, moved to England from New York and met Dmitry Fedotov, Latvian rock legend. Whilst playing Slavonic rooted music, MuHa brings the most from a versatile world music scene in the UK by experimenting with layering and mixing sounds of different traditions into one piece, reflecting the national landscape of the modern Britain.

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Complicated relations with the new members of the band and regular thoughts about the gathering new music material were the main reasons of creating a new project by Ivan Malezhik (ex-leader of Light and Day) – Weloveyouwinona. Remained in the influence of such artists as Jeff Buckley, Radiohead and Bob Dylan, and also dealing with his personal author’s sense, Ivan Malezhik continues to write solo material in English, paying special attention to the lyrical aspect of the songs, which - in distinction from a lot of contemporary bands - is full of heartfelt motifs and...

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BI-2 is a russian rock band. It was formed in Belarus in 1988 by Leva and Shura, who both took the surname BI-2. BI originally was the abbreviation of "Bereg Istini", the previous name of the band. In the early years the band was playing punk rock music. In 1991 BI-2 moved to Israel and disbanded in 1993. Shura moved to Australia where he joined a darkwave band, Chiron. He invited Leva to join it in 1996. Chiron was an obscure band, featuring vocals by Michael Aliani. Some of the Chiron songs were re-recorded and re-released in 2006 as the album "Chiron" by BI-2, with Leva's vocals.