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Russian Folks
Russian Folks formed in Yaroslavl in 2012. The band includes Natalia Markova on vocals, Aleksey Arhipov on guitar, Oleg Denisenko on bass, and Evgeny Popov on...
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Russian Folks formed in Yaroslavl in 2012. The band includes Natalia Markova on vocals, Aleksey Arhipov on guitar, Oleg Denisenko on bass, and Evgeny Popov on percussion. They released their debut album 'Zdravstvuy, Solntse' in 2014.
Their song 'Чёрный ворон (Black raven)' from 2016 became their most recognizable track. The band has performed at venues like Crocus City Hall in Moscow and the Sydney Opera House.
They've released other albums including 'Razhnaya Trava' in 2018. Their music draws from folk traditions with a melancholic quality that some listeners find dark.
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