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Billion Drops Debut Album Welcome to Chernobyl: Part I on the 40th Anniversary of the World’s Worst Nuclear Disaster
The eight-track debut pairs historical documents with proceeds supporting Ukrainian refugee aid, with at least 10% of sales, merch and licensing donated.
- On April 24, 2026, Chicago-based electronic music artist Billion released debut concept album Welcome to Chernobyl: Part I, timed to the 40th anniversary of the nuclear disaster on April 25.
- An independent Chernobyl historian, Billion spent more than 15 years studying the 1986 catastrophe, driven to expose hidden truths and the human cost the world was never meant to know.
- Each track serves as a sonic monument to the liquidators, evacuees, and 600,000 people never told what they were walking into, with music historically rooted and designed to immerse listeners in the catastrophe.
- A minimum of 10% of all proceeds supports Ukrainian refugee assistance, split between 501 charities Razom for Ukraine and Sweet Dome Chicago Foundation, both aiding those displaced by the ongoing war.
- The album is available on all major streaming platforms, while companion historical documents at the artist's website offer listeners deeper narratives behind each track and the disaster's full history.
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Billion Drops Debut Album Welcome to Chernobyl: Part I on the 40th Anniversary of the World’s Worst Nuclear Disaster
Chicago Electronic Artist Turns Historical Obsession Into Music — and a Mission to Aid Displaced Ukrainians
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