AtmAsfera

"AtmAsfera" is an exceptional Ukrainian band rapidly gaining popularity across Europe. This multi-instrumental group is renowned for the richness and distinctiveness of its three vocalists (two female and one male). They have earned numerous awards and are a favorite at many prestigious European festivals. AtmAsfera's music is a blend of world music, folk-rock, and indie, merging ethnic motifs, classical and modern forms, with elements of improvisation.

"AtmAsfera" can be likened to a small orchestra due to the variety of instruments they utilize, including flute, synthesizer, mandoline, drums, guitar, and bass guitar. In addition to these principal instruments, they incorporate various percussions, multiple types of flutes, cello, electric guitar, Guzul pipe, chimes, idiophone, saxonette, xylophone, and other instruments from around the world.

Their diverse musical repertoire and extensive stage experience enable "AtmAsfera" to perform in various venues: from large rock festivals (Przystanek Woodstock in Poland) and world-music open-airs (Trypilske Kolo in Ukraine) to international jazz festivals (Molde-Jazz in Norway), non-commercial music festivals (Pustie Holmi in Russia), and ethno-festivals (Krayina Mriy in Ukraine, Folkowo in Poland).

"AtmAsfera" has showcased the unique Ukrainian musical tradition on the international stage, including events like EUROPA-FEST (Romania), a party for Euro-parliament officials (Belgium), and the draw ceremony for UEFA EURO 2012 (Poland). The band has performed in concert halls across Europe including Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, Norway, Monaco, France, Slovakia, Sweden, and England.