Talita Kum. Inozemtsi.

Literature. When you start to listen to this CD, there is a sensation as if you open the book in a glossy cover. This album is a debut, but not amateurs play this music. Various and sated music of the songs proves it. Compare "7ya", "Vichna istoriya" and "Skazhy meni, skazhy". There will be a travel from a joke to night depressions of the city, and therefrom direct to pro-Latin thirst and heat. It would be desirable to note plasticity of Julia Mishchenko's vocal. She confidently and precisely reproduce the mood. At the same time, she remains a little bit discharged as if she look at all of this through a glass. Her hardly appreciable manner of pronunciation of words - precise and softened simultaneously, forces this impression. Now we came back to smack of the literature in sense of sounding of language. And music it is also very melodious, soft and cool. It flows easily, as a stream. There is no gouache, but water colours, pastel tones and transparent kinds.

Anton Jozhik Leyba (Hedgehog)

There is an animation clip on the CD, but your PC must support Ukrainian file names to be able to open it.