At once, from the first word, this singing attracts attention – because one feels the ancient, true character of what he/she hears. And then one feels it again, and again – a wonderful album, saturated. They have worked well – at first, it is even hard to believe somehow that it is sung by young girls, whose cumulative life experience won't even make up a hundred years. They sing so that one feels real age-old depth. One feels submerging together with their voices into such layers of time, that it is even difficult to imagine – and one feels quite comfortable there. I even do not know how to explain all that – for we have quite a lot of good collectives engaged in authentic singing. But "Lukyni Rosy" is obviously one of few. Yes, those better than the rest. If this kind of results derive from faith, then these girls believe in what they do much more than one hundred percent. For which they deserve gratitude – I take off my hat and bow. Here, I should hush up, but I still want to separately pay attention to the last three songs of the album. In two of them – a pleasant combination of Ukrainian singing with light oriental percussion. And the last present is a Bulgarian spring song. Beautiful.
Anton Jozhik Leyba (Hedgehog)
