1st Studio Siberian Mouse Masha And Veronika Babko Hard Avi Raffarad 2021

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| Month | Milestone | |-------|-----------| | June 2021 | Script & storyboard finalized (Masha & Veronika). | | July 2021 | Rough animation passes (key frames) completed; Hard Avi delivers a demo track. | | August 2021 | Audio‑visual sync, sound design, and final mix. | | September 2021 | Final rendering, mastering, and preparation of physical media. | | October 2021 | Release. | Without more detailed context or a clearer understanding

The title “Siberian Mouse” is a metaphor drawn from a childhood story the Babko sisters heard from their grandmother—a tale about a tiny mouse that traverses the endless taiga, outwitting predators through cleverness and speed. The sisters used the narrative to explore themes of , identity under pressure , and the duality of fragility vs. resilience , which dovetail nicely with the hard‑avi aesthetic. | Month | Milestone | |-------|-----------| | June

Founded in 2014 in Saint‑Petersburg, Russia, 1st Studio started as a collective of sound designers, visual artists, and independent label owners. Their mission is “to amplify the fringe of electronic music while preserving artistic integrity.” By 2021, the studio had already released a handful of genre‑bending EPs and had built a modest but dedicated following across Eastern Europe and the online underground community.

The Babko sisters grew up in a musically rich household; their mother was a folk singer, while their father ran a small recording studio. Their first collaborative project, “Winter Echoes” (2018), was a lo‑fi ambient piece that caught the ear of 1st Studio’s A‑rms (the studio’s A‑RMs, or “Artistic Resource Managers”). The duo’s chemistry—Masha’s emotive lyricism paired with Veronika’s aggressive synth design—made them an ideal match for the label’s experimental ethos.