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Ukrainian artist Artem Pivovarov talks about his upcoming show in New York

Ukrainian pop artist Artem Pivovarov chatted about his New York concert this month as part of his North American Tour.

Artem Pivovarov
Artem Pivovarov. Photo Courtesy of Artem Pivovarov.
Artem Pivovarov. Photo Courtesy of Artem Pivovarov.

Ukrainian pop artist Artem Pivovarov chatted about his New York concert this month as part of his North American Tour.

This orchestral show will take place on Sunday, September 14th at Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, New York.

Background on Artem Pivovarov

Artem Pivovarov is a Ukrainian singer, songwriter, and producer known for redefining modern Ukrainian pop and EDM.

A chart-topping hitmaker and creative force, Pivovarov’s innovative sound blends emotion, energy, and social consciousness.

Through his musical career and cultural projects like “Your Poems, My Notes,” he continues to shape the global perception of Ukrainian art, identity, and resilience.

He is affectionately known as the “Post Malone of Ukraine.”

Can you tell us about your upcoming concert in New York this September?

Weʼve already performed in New York, but this time we will come with an orchestra. This format has previously brought together two sold-outs in Ukraine, and we want to introduce the orchestral program to foreign audience.

I advise everyone to come and experience this magical combination of classical and modern music.

What inspires you when it comes to your music and songwriting?

I’ve wanted to make music since I was a kid. And no obstacles have affected my desire to do what I like. I’m inspired by people.

Now, I’m also very motivated by meetings with the military. I transform emotions into art and now I write even more.

What is it like being an artist in the digital age, with streaming, technology, and social media so central to everything?

On the one hand, the emergence of social media and modern technology has shortened the path of music from artist to listener.

Now, you can share your art online and even become popular quickly. Although people are often unprepared for this popularity and don’t know how to keep it.

On the other hand, a lot of music is being released every day, and its value is being lost.

People listen to music in singles and mostly what makes it to playlists and charts, without delving into the meanings behind the songs.

What do your plans for the future include?

I’m constantly writing music and working on implementing ideas, so I have a lot of plans. I have several music projects, for example, “Your Poems, My Notes,” in which poems by Ukrainian poets were transformed into songs.

I plan to continue promoting Ukrainian culture, introducing the modern Ukrainian music and our cultural heritage to the world.

In particular, in November, we will present a new show with the orchestra in Kyiv and go on a European tour with the orchestral program.

What advice would you give to young and emerging artists?

From the very beginning of my career, no one supported me. I was told that I was not interesting and that to become famous I had to change my approach to making music.

I would advise young artists not to listen to anyone, to do as they see fit, and to believe in themselves, even if no one else does.

I know that this path is not easy, so last year I launched the “NEW NAMES” project, in which I help talented emerging artists.

What message would you like to share with your fans?

I’m waiting for you at our concerts! We will exchange energy, release emotions and recharge with the right vibrations!

To learn more about Artem Pivovarov, follow him on Instagram.

Markos Papadatos
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Markos Papadatos is Digital Journal's Editor-at-Large for Music News. Papadatos is a Greek-American journalist and educator who has authored over 24,700 original articles over the past 20 years. He has interviewed some of the biggest names in music, entertainment, lifestyle, magic, and sports. He is a 19-time "Best of Long Island" winner, where for three consecutive years (2020, 2021, and 2022), he was honored as the "Best Long Island Personality" in Arts & Entertainment, an honor that has gone to Billy Joel six times.

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