Fiolet is a Ukrainian rock and pop rock band that originated from Lutsk and is currently based in Kyiv. The band was founded in 2009 and features Serhii Martyniuk on vocals and lyrics, Andriy Yuskevich on drums, Vyacheslav Korotky on bass guitar, Vadym Zakharchenko on guitar, and Roman Andrukhov on guitar. The band's creative journey has been marked by steady growth in the Ukrainian music scene. Their most popular songs include "Kokhana," a heartfelt ballad dealing with love and heartbreak, and "Zovsim ne boliache," a lively dance track also exploring themes of emotional turmoil. Other notable tracks include "Zariadzhai," which is known for being catchy and memorable, "Tisha," which showcases Fiolet's vocal range with an ethereal quality, "Do sertsia," which features acoustic guitar and a slower tempo, "Stezhka," a rockier piece designed to energize listeners, "P'iani mosti," a sentimental song about life's journey, and "Divchis'ko," an upbeat track. In terms of album releases, Fiolet has been active in recent years with their most recent album "Vesniana kolektsiia" released in 2023, which showcases their range and talent by blending lively and slower music throughout. They have also released several singles including "Pozhivemo-pobachimo" (2023), "Divchis'ko" (2022), "Oi, chi zhivi" (2022), and "Na Chornomu mori" (2022). The band has achieved significant recognition through major festival appearances, including performances at Zaxidfest, one of Ukraine's premier music events where they performed alongside notable Ukrainian acts like The Hardkiss and O.Torvald. They also performed at the Faine Misto festival, which helped expand their audience beyond Ukraine. Additionally, Fiolet has had memorable performances at Pokalen, a popular Kyiv venue known for its distinctive atmosphere and superior acoustics. What distinguishes Fiolet is their distinctive fusion of rock and pop rock genres combined with their upbeat and passionate performance style. The band specializes in engaging live performances and connecting with their audiences through infectious energy and enthusiasm, whether performing at intimate club venues or larger festival stages. In 2024, Serhii Martyniuk, the band's leader, announced his decision to join Ukraine's Defense Forces, demonstrating the band's commitment beyond music.