Pshonka Australia
Ukrainian-born Australian singer-songwriter ‘Pshonka’ (Katia Pshenichner) writes haunting synthy and cinematic ballads and joyful and irreverent pop. Her vocals are crystal at the top and metallic at the bottom, her styling is influenced by Russian folk and musical theatre and recalls artists such as Aguzarova and Kate Bush. She writes in both English and Russian. ... more
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