Juliana LaChance Hamilton, Ontario
My name is Juliana LaChance, I am from Hamilton Ontario and play a very special folkloric instrument called the bandura. I use this traditional Ukrainian folk harp to play contemporary ballads inspired by punk, grunge, and garage rock, which were a lot of my early influences while growing up. ... more
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