• Taras Luka on Moving from Ukraine to Canada, "A Part of The Journey," and Listening More

  • May 8 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
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Taras Luka on Moving from Ukraine to Canada, "A Part of The Journey," and Listening More

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  • Alex and Karen talk to musician and composer Taras Luka about his journey with music, that started in the Ukraine and took him to many other parts of the world before his arrival to Canada 1.5 years ago. They chat about his globetrotting experiences and dive into the music philosophies he holds that have allowed him to pursue so many different types of music projects with a vast array of people. Taras gives much insight into the drive and passion he has for music as well as his own creative practices, and explains why the voice of his own unique experience is at the heart of everything he creates.

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    Follow Taras @taras.luka

    Listen to his album Part of the Journey

    Listen to his composition Choral of Freedom, dedicated to all the children affected by the war in Ukraine

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    Have any questions or topics you want to hear us discuss? Email us at thevicariouspod@gmail.com

    Credits: Credits: Hosted and produced by Alex Scott & Karen White. Mixed by Justin Gorrie. Editing & cover art by Alex Scott. Supported by Chernoff Music.

    Music by Alex’s solo project @lx.tox | Bandcamp | Spotify

    Check out Karen’s band @realearthtones | Bandcamp | Spotify

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