Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 40 minutes ago
DakhaBrakha combines traditional folk and punk, drawing inspiration from their Ukrainian homeland with a global sensibility.
Melodies from the ancient past collide with future sounds. They like to describe their style as “ethno-chaos.”
At CKUA, we were treated to a visit from touring dignitaries DakhaBrakha while they were on tour. It was the full four-piece band in all their full, distinctive instrumentation, in full regalia, and in all their glory.
For this episode of Hidden Track Sessions, the band set up in CKUA’s Edmonton performance space and shared a scorching set of three epic songs and a very rare English language interview.
Host: Grant Stovel | Producer: Scott Zielsdorf | Sound mixing: Brendan Cross | Music: Doug Hoyer
The Hidden Track podcast is a CKUA production made possible by our donors' generosity. Thank you for your support!
DakhaBrakha combines traditional folk and punk, drawing inspiration from their Ukrainian homeland with a global sensibility.
Melodies from the ancient past collide with future sounds. They like to describe their style as “ethno-chaos.”
At CKUA, we were treated to a visit from touring dignitaries DakhaBrakha while they were on tour. It was the full four-piece band in all their full, distinctive instrumentation, in full regalia, and in all their glory.
For this episode of Hidden Track Sessions, the band set up in CKUA’s Edmonton performance space and shared a scorching set of three epic songs and a very rare English language interview.
Host: Grant Stovel | Producer: Scott Zielsdorf | Sound mixing: Brendan Cross | Music: Doug Hoyer
The Hidden Track podcast is a CKUA production made possible by our donors' generosity. Thank you for your support!
