Music has always been a powerful tool for protest, and in St. Petersburg, Russians are using it to send a message straight to Putin. Hundreds gathered on October 14, singing Noize MC’s “Co-operative Swan Lake,” defying censorship and risking punishment to voice their dissent. The protest highlights growing anti-war sentiment, the Kremlin’s paranoia, and the resilience of Russia’s youth. But what happens when art becomes a direct challenge to power? Watch to see.
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