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Ukrainian Field Notes XXXV
For episode XXXV of UFN we chat to Ihor Zavhorodnii about cultural survival, we discuss hybrid moments with Béllis, reflect on being stuck between two worlds with La_Fanette and delve into noise with Christ Vs Diablo. New releases include albums
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXV
For episode XXXV of UFN we chat to Ihor Zavhorodnii about cultural survival, we discuss hybrid moments with Béllis, reflect on being stuck between two worlds with La_Fanette and delve into noise with Christ Vs Diablo. New releases include albums
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXIV
For the current episode of Ukrainian Field Notes we traveled directly to Ukraine at the end of May, finally meeting a number of artists in person in Lviv, Kyiv and Ivano-Frankvisk. In Kyiv we got to chat with Clemens Poole
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXIV
For the current episode of Ukrainian Field Notes we traveled directly to Ukraine at the end of May, finally meeting a number of artists in person in Lviv, Kyiv and Ivano-Frankvisk. In Kyiv we got to chat with Clemens Poole
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXIII
Nowadays, an increasing percentage of musicians I get in touch with are currently serving in the army. This month we meet Cryptic Chorus, who found the time to talk to us about his debut solo album from an undisclosed location
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXIII
Nowadays, an increasing percentage of musicians I get in touch with are currently serving in the army. This month we meet Cryptic Chorus, who found the time to talk to us about his debut solo album from an undisclosed location
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXII
For this month’s episode we talk to Bayun the Cat about poetry, triggering sounds and the making of the collaborative album Blue and Yellow through Black and Gray. Our regular podcast on Resonance FM features Lesik Omodada and Yurii Bazaka
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXII
For this month’s episode we talk to Bayun the Cat about poetry, triggering sounds and the making of the collaborative album Blue and Yellow through Black and Gray. Our regular podcast on Resonance FM features Lesik Omodada and Yurii Bazaka
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXI
Welcome to a new streamlined episode of Ukrainian Field Notes. This month, we interviewed Mariana Bondarenko head of music and Iryna Lobanok Music Programme Manager at the Ukrainian Institute for our regular podcast on the London based community radio Resonance
Ukrainian Field Notes XXXI
Welcome to a new streamlined episode of Ukrainian Field Notes. This month, we interviewed Mariana Bondarenko head of music and Iryna Lobanok Music Programme Manager at the Ukrainian Institute for our regular podcast on the London based community radio Resonance
Ukrainian Field Notes XXX
We have now reached the second anniversary of the full-scale invasion. With over 270 interviews to date, a book compiling all interviews from the first year, an 80+ track compilation with proceeds going to Musicians Defend Ukraine, and 16 podcasts
Ukrainian Field Notes XXX
We have now reached the second anniversary of the full-scale invasion. With over 270 interviews to date, a book compiling all interviews from the first year, an 80+ track compilation with proceeds going to Musicians Defend Ukraine, and 16 podcasts
Ukrainian Field Notes XXIX
Coming up to the second anniversary of the Russian full-scale invasion, we are back with a new episode of Ukrainian Field Notes. Vlad Yakovlev talks to us about Ukrainian folk from the 90s, while Paloven introduces the first Regular Disco
Ukrainian Field Notes XXIX
Coming up to the second anniversary of the Russian full-scale invasion, we are back with a new episode of Ukrainian Field Notes. Vlad Yakovlev talks to us about Ukrainian folk from the 90s, while Paloven introduces the first Regular Disco
Ukrainian Field Notes XXVIII
For this month’s episode of UFN, Dubplanet X aka Obriy explains how he transforms anxiety inducing sounds into sonic effects for tracks, Anton Malynovskyi draws a brief outline of the apocalypse, Sony Synth treads the thin line separating genuine from
Ukrainian Field Notes XXVIII
For this month’s episode of UFN, Dubplanet X aka Obriy explains how he transforms anxiety inducing sounds into sonic effects for tracks, Anton Malynovskyi draws a brief outline of the apocalypse, Sony Synth treads the thin line separating genuine from
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