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Title: Do You Love
Artist: Otava Yo
Label: Arc Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5019396286221
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2019-09-27
Number of Discs: 1
The band Otava Yo was born spontaneously around 2003 from a group of professional folk musicians in St. Petersburg, Russia. They wanted to create new interpretations of Russian folk music, lpen to everyone with open ears, and to revive neglected tunes from bygone times. Their first album 'By the Pharmacy' was released in 2006. After experimenting for three years, the band released their second album 'Once Upon a Time' in 2009, and here their notion of Russian Beat really came to life. The next album 'Christmas,' an exquisitely poetic album of traditional Christmas songs, released in 2011, was very different. And in 2013, the album 'What are Those for Songs' further enriched their palette with wonderfully uplifting music. They've been called "modern buffoons" and the music has been described as "communal groove." Both are true. Otava Yo play their music in a vigorous manner with uninhibited humor, mixing fierily-played traditional Russian instruments with a look straight out of Gogol- one which simultaneously frightens and attracts tourists. Otava Yo shatter any preconception that Russian folk music is flat and undanceable.
Tracks:
1.1 Upon a Time on a High Hill
1.2 Dusya My Marusya
1.3 Brooms
1.4 Have Sown the Flax
1.5 Lord Once Gave Me Tea
1.6 Rose Berries
1.7 Do You Love
1.8 Sumetskaya
1.9 Ruby Rose Bush
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Artist: Otava Yo
Label: Arc Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5019396286221
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2019-09-27
Number of Discs: 1
The band Otava Yo was born spontaneously around 2003 from a group of professional folk musicians in St. Petersburg, Russia. They wanted to create new interpretations of Russian folk music, lpen to everyone with open ears, and to revive neglected tunes from bygone times. Their first album 'By the Pharmacy' was released in 2006. After experimenting for three years, the band released their second album 'Once Upon a Time' in 2009, and here their notion of Russian Beat really came to life. The next album 'Christmas,' an exquisitely poetic album of traditional Christmas songs, released in 2011, was very different. And in 2013, the album 'What are Those for Songs' further enriched their palette with wonderfully uplifting music. They've been called "modern buffoons" and the music has been described as "communal groove." Both are true. Otava Yo play their music in a vigorous manner with uninhibited humor, mixing fierily-played traditional Russian instruments with a look straight out of Gogol- one which simultaneously frightens and attracts tourists. Otava Yo shatter any preconception that Russian folk music is flat and undanceable.
Tracks:
1.1 Upon a Time on a High Hill
1.2 Dusya My Marusya
1.3 Brooms
1.4 Have Sown the Flax
1.5 Lord Once Gave Me Tea
1.6 Rose Berries
1.7 Do You Love
1.8 Sumetskaya
1.9 Ruby Rose Bush
Audio Sample:
All soundclips are provided by Tidal and are for illustrative purposes only. For some releases, the tracks listed may not accurately represent the tracks on the physical release.
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