Categories: New Music

Ukraine-Based Band NOAPOLOGY’s “Ashes – Acoustic Version” Is Just as Good if Not Better Than the Original Version!

NOAPOLOGY formerly Sershen&Zeritskaya is now a 4-piece band made up of Daria Zaritskaya the lead vocalist, Sergey Sershen the guitarist, Alex Shturmak the bassist and Dmitry Kim the drummer.  The band made waves with their fiery covers of popular rock anthems and they are now releasing their own music- “Ashes” has been a success so far; – with more than one million views on YouTube and over 126K Spotify streams.

A unanimously acclaimed masterpiece, it was only right and deserved that we got another version of this certified masterpiece and that is how “Ashes- acoustic version” came to be.  With the melodies founded on that delectable acoustic guitar, this track is a sublime thing of beauty.

What you will appreciate most about this version is how you get to dine on Daria’s exceptionally raw vocals that thrive with complete freedom. She is just so great of a vocalist you can’t help but behold at such an effortlessly powerful voice.

This track is also brimming with virtuosic and awe-inspiring guitar technology. Sershen really does magic with his hands here- going on to offer the perfect bed of support for Zaritskaya’s voice to thrive and it really does.

There is also that coherent blend of the acoustic guitar with the subtly yet expressively hit drums and the addition of the bass to fashion a timeless track that achieves what it sets out to do.

“Ashes – acoustic version” as is the original is an outcry of spontaneous passion for the end of the war in Ukraine from people who have been affected directly with that insane war that could have been avoided were it not for the bruised ego of someone somewhere who likes to think he could never lose!

There is intensity and raw passion in this performance that really demonstrates NOAPOLOGY limitless creativity.

You have to follow NOAPOLOGY everywhere because they have a debut album coming soon that will really change the dynamics of organic rock.

For now, follow the attached link and let this acoustic version entrance you accordingly!

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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