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DakhaBrakha
DakhaBrakha formed in Kyiv in 2004 with Marko Halanevych, Irma Vizir, Andriy Husak, and Nina Garenetska. Their early shows sometimes drew skepticism from...
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DakhaBrakha formed in Kyiv in 2004 with Marko Halanevych, Irma Vizir, Andriy Husak, and Nina Garenetska. Their early shows sometimes drew skepticism from traditional folk listeners, but they kept working on their own approach.
Their 2009 debut album "Ya Khochu Tebya" brought them wider attention. They've since put out records like "Nava" in 2012, "Veselka" in 2016, and "Alambari" in 2020. Songs like "Baby" and "Monakh" show how they handle Ukrainian material with a contemporary feel.
Some listeners have questioned whether the group respects the traditions they draw from. The band has said they aim to revitalize rather than exploit that heritage.
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