Ishome + Sandro Lewand - Anastasia (my.head Remix)

[@maciej.ratajczak]

The Russian poem at the end: I Loved You (by A S Pushkin) I loved you: yet the love, maybe, Has not extinguished in my heart; But hence may not it trouble thee; I do not want to make you sad. I loved you hopelessly and mutely, Now with shyness, now with jealousy being vexed; I loved you so sincerely, so fondly, Likewise may someone love you next. Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin [1799-1837], in his use of words, is said to have emancipated the Russian language from its adolescent conventions and achieved a simplicity and directness of speech and imagery that have few parallels outside the language of ancient Greece. His ear, untrained and uninterested in music proper, is said to have had a unique instinct for combining, contrasting and exploiting the various vowel sounds and the extraordinary wealth of liquid, sibilant and guttural consonants that give the Russian language its beauty and variety, while he retained a simplicity and a naturalness of expression that often give his poetry and prose an almost conversational character.

[@allisaostermeier5284]

Thank you ❤

[@tkmkirill]

God I cant wait for something new from Ishome, shes one of my favs.

[@urbanea7612]

Я тоже, срочно посоветуйте что нибудь подобное )))

[@Kxamyl]

К сожалению, аналогов нет.

[@НикитаВалагура]

tkmkirill(

[@TheSpideros]

No words , amazing tune !!!

[@ХтосьТам-э2у]

the voice that you hear at the end of the track reads the poem by A. S. Pushkin "I loved you..." (in Russian obviously)

[@radio_aktivist]

love that so much

[@maciej.ratajczak]

I Loved You I loved you: yet the love, maybe, Has not extinguished in my heart; But hence may not it trouble thee; I do not want to make you sad. I loved you hopelessly and mutely, Now with shyness, now with jealousy being vexed; I loved you so sincerely, so fondly, Likewise may someone love you next. Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin [1799-1837], in his use of words, is said to have emancipated the Russian language from its adolescent conventions and achieved a simplicity and directness of speech and imagery that have few parallels outside the language of ancient Greece. His ear, untrained and uninterested in music proper, is said to have had a unique instinct for combining, contrasting and exploiting the various vowel sounds and the extraordinary wealth of liquid, sibilant and guttural consonants that give the Russian language its beauty and variety, while he retained a simplicity and a naturalness of expression that often give his poetry and prose an almost conversational character.

[@AprilDavidsonGHIBLI]

This is just amazing. My most favorite loved channel.

[@jamescheeks6518]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@fomh]

word

[@SpirosZ]

Ishome

[@DestinFate]

amazing!

[@LeahMcGee]

love!

[@zaalianianna]

perfect one

[@leitwulfe2152]

This is amazing.

[@Lornajane2]

Very very nice

[@marcodiniz4163]

Muito poético

[@andreutz31]

я вас любил...

[@radio_aktivist]

maybe, I still do I dont even know that for myself

[@fernandolezcano1518]

insane

[@McCarlo]

deep!

[@vl8da]

beautiful :3

[@myhead3000]

thanks guys

[@denisdodo]

whatafuck i feel she take my soul

[@losk2010]

Стих словно Понасенков зачитывает

[@XxTuma15xX]

For a second i thought i heard "Night Bus" in here

[@myhead3000]

another one [official one] out soon soundcloud.com/festivallounge/0091-ishome-ken-tavr-my-head

[@wanderlusterusa4709]

my name my song

[@robertszordykowski4919]

What is that dude saying near the end?

[@ВладимирПавлов-в5р]

I loved you; even now I may confess, Some embers of my love their fire retain; But do not let it cause you more distress, I do not want to sadden you again. Hopeless and tongue-tied, yet I loved you dearly With pangs the jealous and the timid know; So tenderly I loved you, so sincerely, I pray God grant another love you so.

[@pinkkang]

Where is this from?

[@pinkkang]

Pushkin- I loved you. if anyone else is curious.

[@zrzzezolo7134]

SHIBA INU

[@Suissss1]

mother russia

[@hadakajimetengu4806]

original mouch better(-_-)