Vadim Samoilov spoke about the return of meaningful music

The Russian media space and the music environment are undergoing a period of transformation: the focus is gradually shifting from entertainment content to more meaningful content. This is dictated primarily by the spiritual search and the request of the audience. This opinion was expressed by Vadim Samoilov, the leader of the Agatha Christie group, in the new issue of the Izvestia podcast.

"Music as an art genre has an emotional, empathetic impact. And in this regard, her role was kind of a little belittled. Now this role is slowly returning, because it completely resonates with today's time. Against the background of our OWN, against the background of the consolidation of people, against the background of defending our world, we are actually looking for signs of this world. Therefore, this search is akin to a spiritual search, and in this sense, artists and poets are the first to feel this story," the musician explained.

In his opinion, there is already a layer of young musicians whose work meets the demand of the time, but until recently they did not have the opportunity to get on the big screens. The situation was changed by the new musical show "Salt. Legend", which airs on the REN TV channel from May 15 to Fridays.

"There was no such nest and place on the central federal channels so that they could already start showing themselves. And in this sense, the transfer is "Salt. Legend" is just one of the big shifts. A federal window has appeared, a large one, where young guys can start showing themselves. And in general, attention to the substantive part of musical art is returning," stated Samoilov.

He recalled that at the end of each episode of the show "Salt. Legend" is performed by young musicians — new groups that were selected during the All-Russian casting.

Earlier it became known that in the next issue of the project "Salt.Legend" Klava Coca and Lesha Svik will fight on May 22.