Russian Folcks
Russian Folcks is a band built around the Chekhrakhin family, with Maria Chekhrakhina on vocals and Viktor and Alexander Chekhrakhin handling instruments and...
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Russian Folcks is a band built around the Chekhrakhin family, with Maria Chekhrakhina on vocals and Viktor and Alexander Chekhrakhin handling instruments and production. Their music pulls from traditional Russian folk, though they frame it with modern arrangements. The song 'Black Raven' from their 2010 debut album gives a clear sense of their sound, melancholic, atmospheric, and grounded in Slavic themes.
They've released a few albums since that debut, like 'Songs of the North' in 2013 and 'Echoes of the Past' in 2017, often circling back to folk roots and regional stories. Their 2021 album 'The Raven's Return' was described as a return to that blend of traditional and contemporary elements. The band's live shows are noted for their emotional weight, and their music has appeared in some film and television projects.
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