VАСЯCLUB - VАСЯCLUB

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Review by Benoît Catherineau

Album Review: VАСЯCLUB – A Genre-Bending Journey Through Ukraine’s Heartbeat If you’ve ever wondered what happens when pop meets folk rock with a dash of chanson and a sprinkle of world music, VАСЯCLUB is here to answer that question. This self-released gem from Ukraine feels like an unfiltered love letter to raw creativity. It doesn’t try too hard to impress—it just does. With tracks spanning emotions as wide as the Carpathian Mountains, this album invites listeners into its quirky, heartfelt universe. Let’s dive into two standout tracks that’ll stick with you long after the final note fades. First up is "Рок-Н-Ролл". Don’t let the title fool you—this isn’t your typical head-banging anthem. Instead, it blends gritty folk vibes with rebellious energy. The guitar riffs feel alive, almost like they’re telling their own story, while the vocals have this rough-around-the-edges charm that makes you want to grab a tambourine and join in. There’s something oddly cathartic about how it balances chaos and melody; it’s messy but in the best way possible. Then there’s "Чорна Гора" (which translates to "Black Mountain"). This one hits differently. From the opening chords, it wraps you in this hauntingly beautiful atmosphere. You can practically smell the pine trees and hear the wind whistling through the valleys. The lyrics are poetic, painting vivid imagery of nature and nostalgia. It’s not flashy or overproduced—it doesn’t need to be. Sometimes simplicity speaks louder than any studio trickery ever could. What strikes me most about VАСЯCLUB is its fearless eclecticism. One moment you’re swaying to folksy ballads, the next you’re nodding along to rock-infused beats. Tracks like "Hey, Joe" throw in surprises that remind you this isn’t just another cookie-cutter project. And honestly? That unpredictability is refreshing. The fact that this album was self-released on Not On Label adds another layer of authenticity. No big-name producers or fancy marketing campaigns—just pure passion poured into every track. Sure, some parts might feel a little rough around the edges, but isn’t that what makes art real? As I wrapped up my second listen, I found myself thinking: If music had a passport, VАСЯCLUB would probably list “genre nomad” under occupation. But more than anything, it left me wondering—who names themselves Vasya Club anyway? Whoever they are, hats off to them for creating something so deeply human and unforgettable.

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Download

Filename: vasyaclub-vasyaclub.zip
  • MP3 size: 31.8 mb
  • FLAC size: 288 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Хіпі4:30
Не Пускай Дівча Гуляти3:12
Рок-Н-Ролл2:57
Hey, Joe3:42
Танго2:50
Чорна Гора2:57

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Labels

Not On Label (Vasya Club Self-released)

Listen online

  • kuunnella verkossa
  • escuchar en línea
  • lytte på nettet
  • ascolta in linea
  • online anhören
  • écouter en ligne
  • lyssna på nätet
  • online luisteren
  • ouvir online

Formats

  • CDr
  • Maxi-Single
  • Promo

Notes

  • CDr released in a slim jewelcase with a 4-page booklet (pages 2 and 3 are blank). Released by the band for promo use only.
  • Date of release unknown, but released probably before the first album Vasya Club - Хіпан.

About VАСЯCLUB

Ukrainian ethno rock band mixing folk, punk and chanson, founded in 2001 by . Vacя Club & Oleg Universal was formed as a new project in 2015.

Name Vars

  • VaSя Club
  • Vasя CLUB
  • Vaся Club
  • VАСЯCLUB
  • Vася Club
  • Вася
  • Вася - Club
  • Вася Club
  • Вася Клаб

Members

  • Олексій Сагітов
  • Василь Гонтарський

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *VАСЯCLUB* by VАСЯCLUB is a genre-blending masterpiece from Ukraine. It mixes Pop, Rock, Folk, and even Chanson, creating a unique sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh. One of the standout tracks, *"Hey, Joe"*, gives a folk-rock twist to the classic song. And get this—it was self-released under their own label, *Not On Label (Vasya Club Self-released)*. Pretty cool for an indie project, right?