Nadzeya Ilkevich organized a concert of Siarzhuk Douhushau in Athens, Ohio, with a support from Fulbright Student Association, in March, 2019. His performance motivated local musicians from the Hill Spirits band to jam with him for about 7 hours next day. Brother Hill: "The evening was spent feasting, drinking, singing, shouting, and growing to learn of each other's traditions for the first time."

American participants for the first time visited Belarus and Ukraine, with a support of CreateCulture Inc. All the musicians presented their music at the live shows in Belarus and Ukraine, and all learned many beautiful songs from their regions. Despite COVID-19 pandemic and the revolution in Belarus, Slavalachia came together with a new rendition of the historic Appalachian protest song "Which side are you on?" in support of the fight against authoritarian regimes in Belarus and the world over.

After 20 months apart they managed to reunite in Ukraine in August 2021. In spite of limits in time and funds, the Slavalachians arranged their first album, written in the Carpathian mountains and recorded in Ternopil. The alliance managed to perform at the biggest festival of Ukraine "ZAHIDFEST" and to organize their own Slavalachia Fest in Lviv. It was unknown then to the band and to the wider world that Ukraine was on the brink of all-out war with Russia- a war that would make such an alliance more poignant and important than ever.

At the beginning of the year, Slavalachia released their first single ZHE from the upcoming album. ZHE is a traditional Hutsul Christmas song that has been performed during Velyka Kolida time. russia invaded Ukraine on February 24th, and our alliance dedicated all actions towards Ukraine. Slavalachia released another single Zakuvala Zozulyna to honor Ukrainian Warriors who bravely fought for the freedom, their land, their nation, but left on a battlefield. Слава Україні! Героям слава!
The album released at the beginning of April 2022.