Tyani-Tolkai

Belarusian music group founded in 1999 in Minsk by three childhood friends: Andrey Zayats, Pavel Tarraymovich, and Pavel Klyshevsky. The band's first performance took place on October 2, 1999, at the "First Platform" festival of young rock bands in Minsk. In 2000, Kirill Klishyevich joined the group, expanding it to a quartet. In 2001, they released their debut album "Smeutsya Sosedi," followed by "Imey v Vidu" (2002), "Tantsevalny" (2003), and "3000 Shagov. Ballady" (2005). The band gained popularity by combining courtyard-style lyrics with modern arrangements and producing vivid music videos directed by Alexandra Butor. In 2006, their album "Kak zhe dolgo ya tebya iskal" became the best-selling pop album in Belarus, and in 2012, they received the national music award "Lira" for the best music album "Mne s toboy povezlo." In subsequent years, the group continued to experiment with styles, incorporating elements of rap and dance music, releasing successful videos and singles such as "Legion" (2015), "Dai mne znak" (2018), and "Tvoi glaza" (2020). Despite lineup changes, the band remains active and continues to delight fans with new works.