“Finding Yourself”: Barskih dedicated a song to his city

Each song in Ukrainian by the artist finds its audience not only within Ukraine but also abroad. This is emphasized by the first concerts of the Barsky’s international tour, which began in Poland, where thousands of spectators, Ukrainians and Poles, united in unison to sing familiar hits: “There Will Be Spring,” “Mom, Don’t Cry,” “Don’t Fuck With Ukraine,”  “Wait for Me,” “Sky,” “Rhyme,” and others. 

“Finding yourself”

In the comments under the artist’s social media posts, fans note his sincerity and 100 percent grasp of the emotion conveyed in a particular composition. This is perhaps the key element in the success of many of  his tracks.

“I clearly understand what I’m singing about because I’ve experienced all these lines firsthand, either in Ukraine or abroad at charity concerts. One day, all these songs will become memories of what we, Ukrainians, were worried about during the war: what our spirit was like, how tired we were, how we found the strength and faith to go on.” – comments the singer. 

“Finding yourself”

Max Barsky clip

The video for the new premiere was directed by Alan Badoev, the artist’s producer. The video uses footage from the singer’s personal archive, filmed on a household camera before the war began. 

Ukrainian singer Max Barskykh

“We dedicated this video to Kyiv, an unbreakable fortress that has been an impossible target of the invaders for almost a year and a half. Despite the rocket attacks, blackouts, air raids and endless threats, this city pulsates, its  heart is irrepressibly full of the lust for life. And it is this life that we tried to emphasize,” Badoev comments on the work.

We remind you that in honor of the single “Find Yourself”, the Barsky’s all-Ukrainian tour, which starts on June 12, was named after the same song. Through it, the artist will try to help his fans heal their emotional wounds and realize their own aspirations and desires.

 Photo: press service