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Latest publications from Ukrainian producers — releases, concerts, interviews and events. Each card links to the parent author.
Nexsound 25: anniversary compilation of Andrey Kiritchenko's label
Lviv experimental electronic label Nexsound celebrates its 25th anniversary with a 4-CD compilation featuring 47 performers. Release 22 August 2026.
Yevhen Filatov — first solo album 'After Maneken'
Filatov's first solo album after departing The Maneken in 2024. 10 electronic-pop tracks. Release 18 May 2026.
Oleksiy Kogan — book 'Ukrainian Jazz: 100 Years, from Utesov to Saratsky'
The first academic history of Ukrainian jazz — 580 pages from 1925 to 2025. Release 14 June 2026 at Vivat publishing house.
Andrey Kiritchenko — solo album 'Warm Cold': experimental electronic synthesis
Kiritchenko's sixth studio album — a conceptual exploration of sound temperature. Release 18 April 2026 on Austrian label Editions Mego.
Filatov × Pavlenko (Go_A) — joint electronic-folk track 'Bridge of Two'
Filatov and Kateryna Pavlenko (Go_A frontwoman — see PR5) recorded a joint 5-minute track in electronic-folk-pop fusion format. Release 14 April 2026.
'Noise: a Form' — Edward Sol's book on experimental electronic aesthetics
240-page academic book about noise as aesthetic form. Release 14 April 2026 at Pinchuk Press publishing house.
ONUKA — return to roots in the new album 'RoOots'
The sixth studio album by Nata Zhyzhchenko's project focuses on Ukrainian folk tradition combined with modern electronic elements.
Edward Sol — album 'Erosion': exploration of noise soundscapes
Edward Sol's seventh studio album — a conceptual noise composition in 6 parts. Release 28 May 2026 on Nexsound label.
Kogan's 'Jazz in Kyiv' — 30 years on radio: documentary on Suspilne
Documentary about the legendary radio programme 'Jazz in Kyiv' (since 1996) and its host Oleksiy Kogan. Premiere 5 May 2026 on Suspilne Culture.
ONUKA world tour: debut in Tokyo and Seoul — August 2026
Twenty cities in thirty-five days. The project's first-ever performance in Japan and South Korea.
