Collage, Regina - Horizont

Moving between lo-fi experimental songwriting, sparse post-punk textures and intimate recordings; Ukrainian artist, Regina Collage’s, ‘Horizont’ is a personal and honest document of rebuilding a life and creative voice in Bristol. The record holds space for themes of burnout, quiet shame, tenderness and the courage of staying emotionally open when the world feels unstable.

Sung entirely in Ukrainian, ‘Horizont’ does not ask the listener to understand every word. Feeling carries the songs forward. Across bedroom recordings and borrowed studios, Regina moves between cloudy dissonance and stark minimal arrangements built around bass, fragments of guitar, and an exposed voice. The recordings hold onto their rough edges. Mistakes remain and imperfection becomes part of the story. 

A sense of fragile connection runs through ‘Horizont’. The album does not attempt to polish away uncertainty or sadness. Instead it sits quietly with those feelings and lets them breathe. In Regina College's world, vulnerability is not something to fix.

It is proof that we are still here, still feeling, still human.