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DEEP ZONE Project with a new version of the iconic song "Istina"

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DEEP ZONE Project presents "Istina/Truth" – their version of the well-known song by Milena Slavova, which marked the Bulgarian music at the turn of the new millennium. The author of the new arrangement - Dian Savov from DEEP ZONE Project – says that he has admired her music since he was a child. The two are friends and have stayed in regular contact over the years. Dian suggested to Milena that they create a new version of her music hit "Istina" and she embraced the idea.

Milena took part in the new version of the song and re-recorded part of the vocals. The musicians from DEEP ZONE also replayed and recorded everything. Thus, one of the most iconic Bulgarian songs comes to life with a modern sound and a fresh feel, preserving the spirit and message that Milena Slavova has put into the lyrics.





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