TVORCHI sang about curfew — over dance house
The duo’s first single of the year arrived right after their fifth YUNA statuette. ‘Kholod’ rests on a contrast: an energetic dance beat and a very quiet story about being in love.
TVORCHI have released ‘Kholod’ (‘Cold’), a romantic song in which a nostalgic aesthetic settles onto dance house. It is the duo’s first work after collecting the fifth YUNA statuette of their career — for best new version, their reinterpretation of Volodymyr Ivasiuk’s ‘Myla Moya’.
The outlet Gazeta Misto wrote about it.
The track is built on contrast: an energetic instrumental against a tender, almost whispered lyric. It is about the feeling of not wanting to part late in the evening while curfew is already pressing.
“The track ‘Kholod’ is about that moment when curfew is approaching, it is time to say goodbye, but you don’t want to. It’s a song about being in love, about a racing heartbeat and that instant when you simply don’t want the evening to end,” the band members explained.
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