The acoustic version of the indie diary of the band "Myuty" reveals songs about painful love and breakups in a softer sound. Layered female vocals, an intimate presentation, and light synthesizer shades turn familiar emotions into a confiding conversation - quiet, warm, melancholic, and very personal. Sometimes songs that are used to living in a dense electric sound are revealed most strongly in an almost home-like format. Here, it’s not volume and drive that take center stage, but intonation, pauses, the breath of the voice, and those details that can easily slip away in a large arrangement. The acoustic program is built around personal stories of painful love, difficult breakups, and the attempt to piece oneself back together after an emotional breakdown. In this performance, the familiar indie confession becomes closer to a diary entry - candid, a bit uneven, but therefore especially convincing. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, look for it on our website.