Dlina Volny‘s new track, “I’m Not Allowed,” is out now on Italians Do It Better.
Belarus trio Dlina Volny follow on from their debut on Italians Do It Better with another single drawing from post-punk and cold wave. In “I’m Not Allowed,” they encapsulate with urgency the post-Soviet reality of fear, love, and rebellion. “This is a protest against fear, self-doubt & prohibition,” detailed the band’s singer Masha Zinevitch. “It is a call to action, a search for happiness, & a rhythm to follow. It is our escape from the crushing reality into the beautiful nowhere. The city scenes in the video were shot in the neighborhoods of our hometown Minsk”. Watch the Begi Bratan-directed visuals below.
Arnaud, a passionate music enthusiast from France, now based in Madrid, founded HighClouds in 2015. With an ear for the dreamy, the ethereal, and the unconventional, he thrives on discovering and sharing boundary-pushing sounds. If it’s weird, bold, and forward-thinking, you can bet he’s here for it.
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