
Skryabin, Yurko Yurcash Yurchenko & Friends - Ukrainian Music and Culture Festival
Ukrainian music festival featuring Skryabin and Hudaki Village at Albertslund Library, with folk and rock performances celebrating Ukrainian culture.
Skryabin (Ukrainian: Скрябін) is a Ukrainian rock and pop band founded in 1989 in Novoyavorivsk, Lviv region. Pioneers of Ukrainian-language synthpop and alternative electronics, the band released 17 studio albums across a career spanning multiple genres. Frontman Andriy 'Kuzma' Kuzmenko - the sole permanent member - was one of Ukraine's most beloved cultural figures until his death in a car accident on 2 February 2015. The remaining musicians continue under the band's name, performing Kuzma's catalogue and releasing new material.
Skryabin released the single 'Птахи-Лелеки' (feat. Yurcash & Сокіл) in 2025 - a re-recording of a 30-year-old song, produced in collaboration with an active soldier from 24. OMBR.
The band held a memorial evening for Kuzma with a symphonic orchestra in Kyiv on March 5, 2025 - the event was originally planned for October 2024, but was postponed.
In February 2025, the band marked the 10th anniversary of Kuzma's death with a concert in Poltava under the title 'Kuzma - Skryabin's Songs'.
Skryabin released the single 'КУЗЬМА' in 2024 as well as a remix version of 'Нікому то не треба' (Nadai Remix).
The band performed in August 2024 in Kyiv at a concert in memory of Kuzma's birthday on August 18.

Ukrainian music festival featuring Skryabin and Hudaki Village at Albertslund Library, with folk and rock performances celebrating Ukrainian culture.

Legendary Ukrainian rock band Skryabin performs with special guests in a celebration of Ukrainian music, folk traditions, and cultural heritage.

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