Paratroopers Presented a Song Album: 10 Tracks Written at the Front.
Presentation of the Music Album 'Always First'
According to inkorr.com: On the occasion of the Day of the Airborne Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the platform 'Cultural Forces' together with the Command of the Airborne Assault Forces presented the music album 'Always First'. The collection includes ten songs created by veterans of the Airborne Assault Forces and active servicemen.
These tracks were written during the war, many of them right at the front. They are infused with the spirit of brotherhood and resilience. Among the authors are veterans who remember events from the military years.
Arthur Labyak (Tur) about the song 'Sumy': 'I wrote the song about Sumy when I was working for combat brigades in the Sumy direction as part of the Cultural Descent. I wanted this song to be a support for the paratroopers, for the effective execution of their combat tasks.'
Therapeutic Aspect of the Project
The project 'Always First' has become not only an artistic but also a therapeutic tool for understanding and experiencing frontline experiences. The album is available on all major music platforms and allows listening to songs that embody the spirit of military brotherhood.
Changes in the Celebration
This year, according to the decree of the President of Ukraine №817/2025, the Day of the Airborne Assault Forces was moved to November 8. This holiday honors the heroic deeds of military personnel who ensure the safety and defense capability of our state.
Thus, during the celebration of the Day of the Airborne Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the music album 'Always First', created by veterans and servicemen, was presented. This album serves not only as a creative project but also as an opportunity for veterans to understand and share their frontline experiences.
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