Yulia Matyukina
Yulia Matyukina is a Russian singer-songwriter from Rostov-on-Don. Her song 'When We Were At War' gained attention in 2018 for its melancholic tone and lyrics...
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Yulia Matyukina is a Russian singer-songwriter from Rostov-on-Don. Her song 'When We Were At War' gained attention in 2018 for its melancholic tone and lyrics that touch on war's personal impact.
She works with a small band that includes Vladimir Vasiliev on bass, Mikhail Ivanov on drums, and Olga Petrova on keyboards. They've released a few albums since 2018, including 'Echoes of the Past' in 2020 and 'Of Dreams and Dust' in 2022.
Her music draws from traditional Slavic folk and classical influences, though she's avoided becoming a strictly traditional artist. The songs tend to focus on themes of loss and searching for hope, delivered with a quiet, reflective quality rather than grand statements.
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