Baisan & Yasinski Prague, Czechia
Two Belarusans: poet Baisan from Kyiv, and Yasinski, known accordionist from Prague, met once in studio. The result is an experimental album, which mixes deep lyrics with bright accordion. The result is a picture of vitality of Belarusan nation. Concept cover and photos - Alexander Kot-Zaitsaú ... more
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