MICHELLE GUREVICH – Fatalist Love (2018)

Michelle Gurevich is a Canadian singer-songwriter, also known by her former stage name Chinawoman. Her music is influenced by her Russian heritage, and has been described as slowcore rock and “lo-fi pop”. She performed regularly in Russia, and her largest fanbase is in Eastern Europe.

Gurevich began her career recording in her bedroom. The stage name “Chinawoman” was chosen as a spur-of-the-moment joke when Garageband prompted her for a band name. After receiving criticism for being a non-Chinese woman inappropriately using the word Chinawoman, Gurevich distanced herself from her stage name and began to perform under her own name.

“Fatalist love” is taken from the album Exciting Times (2018). Shot by Lisa Bregneager and Robin Thomson. Edited by Robin Thomson. Featuring Ralf Thiessies & Cat Jugravu. 2019

I know your kind The same as mine You wear a smile With frown combined

We see the end Every second What a waste What good taste

I see you mourning the moment While in the midst of the moment Some have a tendency for it cnd don’t we love each other for it

We’re always mourning the moment While in the midst of the moment (ooooh) Fatalist love (ooooh) Fatalist love

Why must things end so bad cfter all the good times had Sentiment doesn’t help But still I can’t help myself

I see you mourning the moment While in the midst of the moment Some have a tendency for it cnd don’t we love each other for it

We’re always mourning the moment While in the midst of the moment (ooooh) Fatalist love (ooooh) Fatalist love (ooooh) My fatalist love