Music, energy, and solidarity! We Do Culture invites you to a powerful concert at Goldie club! On stage: Sw@da x Niczos — a dynamic duo blending folk with remarkable electronic sounds featuring. Gunna Chorna, an electrifying Ukrainian rapper whose energy will take you away! Join us, support Ukraine, and have a blast with us!

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Sw@da x Niczos is an absolutely unique musical project initiated by Sw@da – a Polish/Colombian producer from the Eastern Polish borderline and Niczos – an exceptionally talented female singer and rapper from Podlachia (Podlasie) fully involved in the creation of their club arrangements and enriching them with the regional, native open voice singing and rapping in Podlachian and Belarusian. The duo often refers to the deep magic of their own place of origin but at the same time does not avoid combining traditional musical elements with those of baile funk, afrobeat, jersey club and even reaching for distorted samples associated with phonk music. Their musical journey permeates their lives on countless levels and has resulted (among other things) in a number of viral TikToks and concerts for a wide Polish/Belarusian audience. Sw@da's musical projects were featured on BBC radio and he was also counted among the 10 most interesting producers by the service WorldMusic.net.

Gunna Chorna is a Ukrainian hip-hop artist, a representative of the independent female rap scene. For the role on the rap stage, the artist knew her place in Ukrainian hip-hop and changed her sound. Passing the path from the Galician dialect to contemporary female hip-hop. Today Gunna Chorna is the sound of hip-hop beats today, which is combined with dancing pop rhythms.

All ticket income from this special event will be directly donated to support the efforts of NGO Girls, adding even more value to every ticket purchased. NGO Girls is a non-profit organization that supports women and children in Ukraine. They advocate for girls' and women's rights, provide sexual education, combat gender-based violence, and promote women's leadership. NGO Girls also engages in economic aspects, supporting women's entrepreneurship. During the war, the organization provided extensive psychological, legal, and humanitarian aid, creating child-friendly spaces and rehabilitation centers. They also support victims of sexual violence and are involved in advocacy and research activities.