Andriy Khlyvnyuk, frontman of Ukrainian band Boombox dropped his US tour to defend his country.
He was kind enough to let me remix this recent video of him singing a Ukranian folk song.
All royalties will go to Ukraine's aid
#StandWithUkraine πΊπ¦
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He was kind enough to let me remix this recent video of him singing a Ukranian folk song.
All royalties will go to Ukraine's aid
#StandWithUkraine πΊπ¦
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First royalty payment done β
Thanks to everyone who has supported the song! πΊπ¦
Thanks to everyone who has supported the song! πΊπ¦
Volunteers in Odessa, Ukraine loading sand to protect their city. All while this legend rocks drums to my remix of Oy U Luzi Chervona Kalyna.
Apart from raising funds, I wanted my remix to raise spirits, so seeing this makes me very happy ππΌβ€οΈπΊπ¦
Apart from raising funds, I wanted my remix to raise spirits, so seeing this makes me very happy ππΌβ€οΈπΊπ¦
Proud of what Adriy has done to raise awareness, funds & spirits around the world through his rendition of this powerful folk song.
@pinkfloyd have now also just collabed on the song, making it their first release in 28 years. Crazy stuff! π€―
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@pinkfloyd have now also just collabed on the song, making it their first release in 28 years. Crazy stuff! π€―
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This pastor from Warsaw (Poland) played my Kalyna remix during his Easter Service this weekend β€οΈ
Broken buildings. Unbroken spirit.
βAnd we'll take that red kalyna and we will raise it up
And we, our glorious Ukraine, shall, hey - hey, rise up - and rejoice!β
βAnd we'll take that red kalyna and we will raise it up
And we, our glorious Ukraine, shall, hey - hey, rise up - and rejoice!β
Glad to say that this song has raised over $70k USD (R1,23m) for Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine since it was released at the start of the war in March.
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