I did, really happy about that! Good friends with Antony so this is a very welcome company 😊

You forgot to listen to our album, and it's really worth a listen 😊 obiymydoschu.bandcamp.com/album/vidrada

If you do want to eventually find out what it’s about, there are translated lyrics on the Bandcamp page 🤗 obiymydoschu.bandcamp.com/album/vidrada

Means a lot coming from you, Rich, thank you! 🙏

50 minutes of music blending melodic progressive rock, cinematic live strings, jazz, classical, pop, post-rock, and a touch of melancholy. Even if you don't know Ukrainian, you will feel the emotion. Listen on all platforms ❤️ rain.in.ua/go/vidrada-en

So I want to dedicate this song, “After the War”, to every Ukrainian who's far from home and longing for the moment they can return. It's the concluding single before the full album is out on May 30. Watch the full video here (it has English subtitles): youtu.be/RqmqA4fM8XA

When writing the song, I wondered — would I see my home again? And would it remain the way I remembered it? Millions of Ukrainians were experiencing the same emotions at that moment: soldiers on the front line, families with young children forced to flee into the unknown. ⬇️

The music video, filmed in a dormitory in Irpin that was devastated during the Russian occupation of part of the Kyiv region, blends seamlessly with touching illustrations by a Mykolaiv-based artist, symbolizing rebuilding and renewal. ⬇️

It's melodic progressive rock with lush live strings, jazz, pop, post-rock and neoclassical influences, a touch of melancholy, poetic Ukrainian lyrics, and a rich immersive sound mixed by Bruce Soord. Exclusive to @bandcamp.com are HiRes audio (24/96k) & official acoustic guitar tabs for all songs.

Yep, mostly in mapping and data viz space. Author of Leaflet 🍃and a ton of smaller algorithmic libraries github.com/mourner/proj...

Ось цю, будь ласка 🙏 youtu.be/148g23r8PjI

Дякую 🙏

Thanks for sharing 🙏