Apple Tea will be a special guest at the international festival of new ethnic "Volnaye pavetra"

Also, the audience waits for featured movies in the open air from «DIY Film Fest». As part of the music program of the festival "Volnaye pavetra" musicians from Serbia, Russia, Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine and Belarus. Each of them plays the folk in the traditional sense – they are a new treat folk material of different world cultures in the contemporary musical traditions, including electronics and hip-hop, said "Ezhednevnik" festival organizers. Apple Tea – the most popular and award-winning jazz band in Belarus, a well-known only in the vast former Soviet Union. At the festival the group will present the program from his album «Bee Dance» – an experiment at the intersection of folk and jazz that was created ten years ago with the filing of a famous Russian jazz critic Vladimir Feiertag. "We communicated with him under some kind of festival and he said that we could get a great folky program. And we thought that he was right, because in our music, which is recorded by Igor Satsevich have always been some elements of neo-classical and folk music – says drummer Apple Tea Alexander Sapieha. – And so it turned out the album "Bee Dance", which can distinctly hear the Slavic, Balkan and even Scottish motifs. In addition to these works, we'll play a little bit of funk that everyone can dance well. " In addition, овернайт on the small stage of the festival "Volnaye pavetra" open-air show will take place on the international festival of independent cinema «DIY Film Fest» (Poland) – an event that focuses on counter-culture and its creative impact on the world. "We want to show the film, which does not depend on ratings, requirements, producers, and predictable expectations of the audience," – said the head of the festival. In a special show viewers will be able to see the best films from the competition program in June's third «DIY Film Fest», as well as a selection of the best films «Gadabout Travelling Film Festival» and cult-mixed for cinema punk film Lou Adler «Ladies and Gentlemen the Fabulous Stains».