Няміга is a Belarusian rock band known for their emotive and stirring music that often touches upon historical themes, national identity, and introspective musings. The name of the band, Няміга, is inspired by the historical name of a district and a river in Minsk, the capital city of Belarus, which adds a layer of cultural significance to their identity as artists deeply intertwined with the fabric of their nation's narrative.

With a repertoire that includes gripping tracks such as "Спыталі ў мора" (They Asked the Sea) and "Маўчыць Крэва" (Kreva is Silent), Няміга establishes a poignant connection to Belarusian history, particularly referencing the ancient town of Kreva and its historical resonance. Their music, characterized by a deep folk influence blended with modern rock elements, not only tells stories but also evokes a sense of place and time. The band's more recent work, including songs like "Рано" (Early), "Вяртайся дамоў" (Return Home), and "Раманс" (Romance), continues to showcase their versatility and commitment to storytelling through melody and lyricism. "Росток" (Sprout) and "Ай, дачка" (Oh, Daughter) further expand their musical canvas, from intimate narratives to broader themes of growth and familial bonds. Their haunting track "Беженец" (Refugee) taps into the contemporary global issue of displacement, proving the band's ability to remain relevant and empathetic to current affairs, while "Мне пустыя вокны сняцца..." (I Dream of Empty Windows...) offers a window into the more personal and introspective dimensions of their work. Through their music, Няміга continues to be a poignant voice amidst the landscape of Belarusian rock, resonating with audiences both at home and internationally.