The Ukrainian singer and creator Khrystyna Solovi belongs to a generation of artists for whom music has become a way to explore national identity and give voice to stories that have long remained on the fringes of the cultural mainstream. In an exclusive interview with Kyiv Post, Solovy discusses how Ukrainian music - vibrant, contemporary and full of surprises - can challenge stereotypes abroad. She also reflects on the independence of women, the responsibility of artists for the stories they choose to tell, and what it means to preserve one's voice during war. Read the full interview in the Kyiv Post for more of her insights and personal reflections.