Intimate acoustic rap in the style of a 17th‑century tavern song. Warm, rustic instruments: lute, fiddle, wooden flute, soft hand drum. An old male sings with shamanic growling vocal in ancient Slavic language — archaic, mystical, low ancestor voice, trembling with age. Throughout the song, a chorus of Russian peasant women interjects with wild, ecstatic cries, rhythmic clapping, and piercing folk ululations — like a village ritual at midnight, half laughter, half lament. The arrangement is sparse and live, with slight room ambience, as if recorded in a candlelit hall. Mood: melancholic, mysterious, ghostly, with folkloric old‑world charm. No modern instruments. No polish. Just wood, gut strings, breath, and the raw, untamed power of the women's voices rising and falling like fire.