New instrumental releases linked to Moscow, Penza, Kimry, and Kiev all view themselves through the prism of cinema. The reference points involved become less romantic over time. Comfort turns into anxiety.
New dancefloor material from Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Sochi expresses doubts about the social sphere it hopes to charm. At least two new hip-hop and house publications refer directly to anxiety and mental illness.
Downtempo recordings from across Russia ponder the pros and cons of solitude. Together they concur that the best way to foster a more objective worldview is to employ the scope of Russia's physical geography.
Koalips is the stage name of Aleksandr Saikov, a musician who frames various spiritual musings in terms of chemistry and/or physics. His social intentions (outwards into the world) acquire an immaterial or idealist trajectory (upwards).
Music's ability - or wish - to reflect actuality is something discussed in new recordings from several netlabels. The choice between those options seemingly depends on the level of surrounding misery
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