Farbi

Farbi (from Ukrainian - Colors) is the fifth studio album by Ukrainian singer Iryna Bilyk, released on December 15, 1997, on the Nova Records label. The album was a resounding success, selling more than 1,000,000 copies in Ukraine alone. To promote the album, the singer went on a large-scale all-Ukrainian tour "Farbi of the Sky" together with Russian singer Linda and producer Max Fadeev. Concerts took place in sports palaces and stadiums to full houses. Maxim Papernik shot video clips for the songs "And I Plivu" and "Lonely" (two versions). At the Nova Records Awards, held in 1998, Iryna Bilyk was recognized as the singer of the year, the album "Farbi" became album of the year, and the video "And I Pliv" received the award for best video clip. At the Golden Firebird award, Bilyk also won victories in the categories "Singer of the Year" and "Album of the Year" ("Farbi"). In 2008, the album was re-released in honor of the singer's twentieth anniversary of creative activity.

Farbi (from Ukrainian - Colors) is the fifth studio album by Ukrainian singer Iryna Bilyk, released on December 15, 1997, on the Nova Records label. The album was a resounding success, selling more than 1,000,000 copies in Ukraine alone. To promote the album, the singer went on a large-scale all-Ukrainian tour "Farbi of the Sky" together with Russian singer Linda and producer Max Fadeev. Concerts took place in sports palaces and stadiums to full houses. Maxim Papernik shot video clips for the songs "And I Plivu" and "Lonely" (two versions). At the Nova Records Awards, held in 1998, Iryna Bilyk was recognized as the singer of the year, the album "Farbi" became album of the year, and the video "And I Pliv" received the award for best video clip. At the Golden Firebird award, Bilyk also won victories in the categories "Singer of the Year" and "Album of the Year" ("Farbi"). In 2008, the album was re-released in honor of the singer's twentieth anniversary of creative activity.

Album release

Cassettes with the fifth album of Iryna Bilyk, named "Farby", went on sale on December 15, 1997. The album was released on the Nova Records label, which aimed to publish new Ukrainian music. Given that the founder of Nova Records was producer Bilyk Yuriy Nikitin, and the record company itself was named after her hit and album in 1995, the singer received the best edition of the album, which was distinguished by high quality printing and even had license marking. The Nova company was responsible for the promotion of the artist, having in its composition not only a label and a recording studio, but also a concert agency, establishing its own Nova Records Awards and starting the music TV program "Nova's World", which was broadcast on the STB TV channel. As a result, the sales figures of the Farby album became the highest in the country, exceeding 1 million sold copies[5]. During the following years, "Paints" was repeatedly republished on various media. In the early 2000s, NAC released reissues of the singer's rare albums, including Paints, on CD. In addition, cassettes and CDs with the album were released on the labels Mama Music (Yuri Nikitin's new project, which replaced Nova Records) and Moon Records.

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