Ilia Belorukov is a multi-instrumentalist who hails from Russia, but since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, he has been a resident of Novi Sad Serbia and will probably be for awhile. He is making wonderful use of his time by collaborating with local talent. Marina Džukljev is a pianst and first-rate improvisor, so between the two, they have come up with seven works which flow quietly but giving off an air of foreboding. There are elements of early piano works of John Cage and free jazz, giving this album a fine sheen.
Ilia Belorukov & Marina Džukljev – Everything Changes, Nothing Disappears
