The Ukrainian band DakhaBrakha calls itself "ethno-chaos." Over the past decade, this Ukrainian-folk-meets-punk group has brought their music to audiences around the world. They recently kicked off a U.S. tour - just weeks after Russia invaded their country. For years, DakhaBrakha have called themselves "ambassadors of free Ukraine." Their shows have been punctuated with cries of "Stop Putin!" and "No war!" Now, they hear those demands reflected and amplified around the world. This quartet's name means "give/take" in old Ukrainian - and that's exactly what they do. Cabaret, jazz, rock and hip-hop are all part of the band's DNA. But they also explore all kinds of old Ukrainian folk styles, fed through the prism of the 21st century. From: https://www.npr.org/2022/04/20/1091770301/ukrainian-band-dakhabrakha-delivers-an-urgent-message-to-u-s-audiences
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