Patriotic songs are in special demand in our difficult time. Julia Andreeva often performs in Russia and the CIS. She is often compared to Joan of Arc or French singer Anna Marly. It is listened to by everyone who believes in the greatness of the Russian people and remembers its history. One of the albums, Julia called "Get up, Russia!", And, indeed, the audience only meets him standing.
Creativity of Yulia Andreeva
The difficult genre of “patriotic rock” has become the favorite for the singer, less and less she performs with Sergei Volokamsky, who sings genre songs and chanson. But with the group "Archipelago" Julia Andreeva traveled the whole country. For their work, the group received the title of the legendary collective, because their songs can not leave anyone indifferent. Cossacks, soldiers, people of all ages gather for concerts.
The only thing that Yulia Andreeva regrets is that she cannot get a rotation on the radio. Songs are considered unformatted, so they do not broadcast any stations. Nevertheless, strong vocals, harmonious musical base and modern arrangements do not let the compositions lag behind the time.
What inspires the singer
Julia Andreeva often calls Anna Marley his landmark in creativity. The great Frenchwoman with Russian roots was able to inspire people in occupied France, where she sang the independently composed "Anthem of Resistance" on the barricades.
She is also inspired by the history of Russia and her acquaintance with acting officers who have passed more than one hot spot to create songs. It was for them that she wrote several songs about comrade-in-arms, which the audience is particularly warmly welcoming.
Speeches Julia
Unfortunately, Julia’s songs you will never hear on the central channels. Distribute their works Yulia Andreeva and the group "Archipelago" via the Internet.
Together with the "Center for Patriotic Songs" Julia attends various events, for example, she performed in the Crimea and the DPR. In addition, the singer actively tours and gives concerts in hospitals, military units and clubs.