Arktida
Arktida is a band known for the song "Nevinnyy," which appeared on their 2014 debut album. Their music tends toward electronic and folk textures, with lyrics...
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Arktida is a band known for the song "Nevinnyy," which appeared on their 2014 debut album. Their music tends toward electronic and folk textures, with lyrics that lean introspective. The group is led by vocalist Anya Arktida, with Igor Arktida handling production and Sasha Arktida on drums.
They followed that first record with Sosedy in 2016, a darker, more experimental set, then Vesna in 2018, which returned to lighter, acoustic-oriented material. Their 2020 album Gorod was a concept work about city life. The band has maintained a somewhat guarded public presence, which has drawn occasional attention alongside their music.
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