Illia × Frankie Evanz

Human + android alter ego beaming atompunk, jazz, funk & pop from a parallel universe.

We sing about humans and robots: love, friendship, loyalty, betrayal and the new slavery that emerges when machines do everything for us.

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1955 – Atomic Gospel

When I Die, Good Lord, When I Die

Soul + circuits song. Recorded during an intimate session at the Church of the Sacred Byte. A spiritual masterpiece that continues to resonate through the ages.

2010 – The Human-Like Age

Love-a-tron

A disco-inspired track about a tick-tock girl whose atomic heart overheats from a love so smooth it's practically dangerous. With infectious grooves and atomic soul.

1964 – Positronic Mechanicals

Tick-Tock Girl

A whimsical and heartfelt track set against a lively, retro backdrop, the song tells the story of a girl with an atomic heart, searching for love.

Who we are

I'm Illia Tsaryuk, a human living through our AI revolution, nice to finally meet you! Frankie Evanz is my android, feminine alter ego from a robot-normal timeline. Together we write songs about how humans treat each other – and their machines.

The lore you'll find here—the story of Frank Evans, his sister Frankie, and The Atomic Songbirds—is the foundation that inspired our music today.

The Atomic Timeline

1940s-1950s

The Mechanical Pioneers

From mechanical performers to cultural ambassadors

1960s–70s

The Positronic Mechanicals

The rise of Frankie Evanz and interplanetary tours

1980s–2000s

The Human-Like Age

When humans and robots became indistinguishable

Post-2020

Silence & Legacy

The disappearance and the search for their return

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