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There is a whole world of Slavic music that can be helpful on the ground, useful for language acquisition and even enjoyable. This is just a little start based on experience.
1. Океан Ельзи - Okean Elzy
From Lviv and very popular throughout the FSU. Ukrainian language. Remind me of a band like U2 or Coldplay.
2. 5'NIZZA (means Friday)
From Kharkiv, about 10 years ago. Their homemade recording became huge through the FSU in 2002. Fun stuff. Acoustic slavic reggae?
3. Кино / Виктор Цой - Kino, Viktor Choi (means Film)
Legendary Saint Petersburg band and iconic singer around the end of the USSR. Died young. As big as Kurt Cobain in the FSU.
4. Владимир Высоцкий - Vladimir Vysotsky
Super huge Soviet singer/songwriter and actor. Another icon of Russian language music culture. Think Dylan.
5. Бумбокс - Boombox
Contemporary Ukrainian band mixes beats and acoustic guitar and moving more to rock these days. Nice lesson about beta provider behavior in the first video.
1. Океан Ельзи - Okean Elzy
From Lviv and very popular throughout the FSU. Ukrainian language. Remind me of a band like U2 or Coldplay.
2. 5'NIZZA (means Friday)
From Kharkiv, about 10 years ago. Their homemade recording became huge through the FSU in 2002. Fun stuff. Acoustic slavic reggae?
3. Кино / Виктор Цой - Kino, Viktor Choi (means Film)
Legendary Saint Petersburg band and iconic singer around the end of the USSR. Died young. As big as Kurt Cobain in the FSU.
4. Владимир Высоцкий - Vladimir Vysotsky
Super huge Soviet singer/songwriter and actor. Another icon of Russian language music culture. Think Dylan.
5. Бумбокс - Boombox
Contemporary Ukrainian band mixes beats and acoustic guitar and moving more to rock these days. Nice lesson about beta provider behavior in the first video.