A Song That Touches the Heart: "Corridors" by "Pozhezhnnyi Kran"
«Corridors»… This is a poignant new song from the famous Odessa band «Fire Hydrant». You can't just describe it; you have to listen. It's about our reality during the full-scale war, about what each of us feels when enemy missiles and «shaheds» fly towards our cities.
When the siren pierces the air, and the corridor walls become our only shelter, the heart stops. The song «Corridors» by «Fire Hydrant» is not just music; it’s a cry from the soul of every Ukrainian hiding from fear. It tells the story of moments when life pauses, fear envelops, and hope whispers through the silence. We hide – but we do not remain silent.
As the band members recount, on June 20, 2025, a «shahed» destroyed their home and the GreenJek channel studio in Odessa. Where melodies once flowed, there is now only ash. But instead of despair, the band picked up their guitar and sang. No rehearsals, just on the ruins where their creativity once thrived.
This is about people. About war. About the fear that constricts the chest, and the silence that wounds deeper than explosions. About the hope that lives in every corridor where we await salvation.
It’s worth noting that in 2022, at the dawn of the full-scale war, the band «Fire Hydrant» honored the victims of the Russian missile strike, the Glodan family, with the song «Kira». The song was dedicated to three-month-old Kira, her mother, and grandmother.
Now, on the band's channel – 10 songs born in hell, each resonating with the voice of our time.
Listeners react to «Corridors» with heartfelt responses:
- «Thank you for this song. The words are so accurate»
- «God, when will this horror end??? We hold on!»
- «Chills down my spine… Thank you to the authors»
- «Ukrainians, let’s stay strong, despite everything!!!! Glory to Ukraine!!!»
- Every comment is a tear, an embrace, a belief in victory.
Listen to «Corridors». Let your emotions flow. Cry, scream, hold on. Because we are unbreakable. Because we are together. Because we will win!..
