New single and video for the Russian trio currently in their 4.0 line-up. It's

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, a style they contrast so well with their other silly party pop tracks.

Hard to believe they are now entering their 10th year in the business after debuting to the world on the stage of

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Edited February 19, 20169 yr by Vülker

it doesn't feel right now that Lena has left :'(

 

either way, the last minute of this is so good. and that imagery! so artsy! LOVE it.

it doesn't feel right now that Lena has left :'(

 

either way, the last minute of this is so good. and that imagery! so artsy! LOVE it.

 

True, it always felt like she was the force behind the group so it's different to see Olya being the lead member now after I disregarded her back in the day as the "model" of the group.

She's done wonderful work with the band though, shame Dasha and Polina are such throwaway bandmembers but at least we still have a band to put out great tracks like this one.

It's another wonderful video but Malo Tebya is still my favourite.

I don't think their new songs are as interesting as their older ones, although I did quite like Kiss / Pereputala. This is one I don't think I will go back to. Musically I would say they were at their peak around Sladka / Ne Vremya.

 

BTW I still can't figure out if Kiss and Pereputala are Russian / English mixes of the same song with slight changes or actually differrent songs :lol:

Edited February 19, 20169 yr by Atonement

I don't think their new songs are as interesting as their older ones, although I did quite like Kiss / Pereputala. This is one I don't think I will go back to. Musically I would say they were at their peak around Sladka / Ne Vremya.

 

BTW I still can't figure out if Kiss and Pereputala are Russian / English mixes of the same song with slight changes or actually differrent songs :lol:

 

And that highlights the problem with their recent material, they start sounding like a rehash of what came immediately before it. To me their recent sound peaked with "Malo Tebya", and before that with "Davai"... They're all fantastic tunes but I can see they start blurring into each other for the casual listener.

 

In fact that seems to be their strategy since "Like Mary Warner", which was followed by the similar sounding "Ne Vremya" and the superior "Davaj Derzhatsya Za Ruki'. Then they had "Mama Lover", "Mi Mi Mi" and "Gun" which are all the same idea for a party track, and now "Malo Tebya", "Ya Tebya Ne Otdam", "Ne Nado Bolnee" and this new one. I suppose if it ain't broken don't fix it.

That music video though :wub:, so much emotions!!!