Vinyl Record Skryabin - Technofait 1999 [LP]

The Skryabin band is an outstanding Ukrainian musical group known for its diversity and evolution of style throughout its existence. Founded in 1989 in the city of Novoyavorivsk, the band led by vocalist and frontman Andriy "Kuzma" Kuzmenko quickly gained popularity thanks to its energetic music and bright performances. Andriy Kuzmenko was the only permanent member of the group throughout its existence, he was not only the voice of "Skryabin", but also his inexhaustible source of energy and creativity. Throughout their career, the band has released an impressive number of musical projects: seventeen studio albums, two compilations, nine maxi singles, as well as live recordings and other releases. Their songs often reflected social and cultural aspects of Ukrainian life and also had a great influence on the younger generation.

Technofight 1999 is an album by Scriabin, which includes both old songs from the unreleased original "Tekhnofayt" and new compositions. In total, the album contains 10 tracks, although it was originally planned to include 14 songs. The album includes both re-recorded versions of old songs from the original "Tekhnofayt" and new tracks. The re-recorded songs include: “To miy holos”, “Breshy meni vholos”, “To moye more”, “YA mav sviy son”, “Tekhnofayt” and “Vsi taki prymityvni”. These songs have been re-recorded, but the original melody has been preserved. The album also contains the new songs “Nenormalʹne lito” and “Filʹm”, as well as remixes of the songs “Olya” and “Plany”. In the recording of the album, in addition to the classical trio "Skryabina", Andriy Pidluzhny participated, and performed the vocal part in the song "Olya".

The album contains 10 tracks.

• Side A:
  • To miy holos
  • Nenormalʹne lito
  • Breshy meni vholos
  • More (Nay tsilyy svit propade)
  • Mav sviy son
• Side B:
  • Tekhnofayt
  • Plany
  • Prymityvni
  • Olya
  • Filʹm (Skoro bude)