This is the official website of folk singer and songwriter Daria Kulesh. Her Russian and Ingush
roots are reflected in her music, intertwined with multicultural influences she has experienced on her turbulent and exciting journey through life.
Nominated for Soloist of the Year and Best Album, 2018 Folking Awards.
Laurel Canyon Music's Album of the Year 2017
Runner Up, FolkWords' Best Album from a Female Artist (2017)
Nominee, Best Album, Folking Awards 2018
Runner Up, The Mythmaker Award, Folk Phenomena Awards 2018
Three Great Albums from 2017, RnR Magazine (Dai Jeffries)
FolkWords' Album of the Month (January 2017)
Ministry of Culture Award (Ingush Republic, Russia), March 2017
"One of the most beautiful songs I’ve heard in many a year" (Mike
Harding)
"A definite contender for the best album of 2017" (Pete Bradley, Fatea Magazine) More reviews
To buy the album on CD, please go to Daria's Shop.
Long Lost Home is also available on all the main digital platforms.
Eternal Child was launched on 31 January 2015 at The Old Town Hall theatre in Hemel Hempstead. Watch video
Runner Up, FolkWords' Best Album from a Female Artist (2015)
Runner Up, Favourite New Artist of 2015, Laurel Canyon Music
FolkWords' Album of the
Month (January 2015)
To buy the album on CD, please go to Daria's Shop.
Eternal Child is also available on all the main digital platforms.
Butterflies - a song from Daria Kulesh's debut solo album Eternal Child - is a charity single for DEBRA, the national charity that supports individuals and families living with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a rare condition that makes skin as fragile as a butterfly's wing. The single is available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, etc. The track was produced by Lauren Deakin-Davies and is backed by Folkstock Arts Foundation. Daria launched the song on May 24 2014 at Harpenden Public Halls, in a support slot to the folk legend Dave Swarbrick, sadly missed.