Pyanoye solntse

"Pyanoye solntse" (Russian: Пьяное солнце – Drunken Sun) is a Russian-language song by Ukrainian singer Alekseev. It was released on September 13, 2015 and stayed number one[1] on the Russian ITunes chart for 6 weeks after release, it also ranked second for radio airplay in Ukraine the week of its release. The song hit 52nd place on Shazam's Top-100 world chart, making it the first Russian-language song to place on Shazam's World Chart.

"Pyanoye solntse"
Single by Alekseev
from the album Drunken Sun
ReleasedSeptember 13, 2015
LabelZion Music
Alekseev singles chronology
"А я плыву"
(2015)
"Pyanoye solntse"
(2015)
"Снов осколки"
(2016)

Song

Composer Ruslan Kvint and poet Vitaly Kurovsky are behind the creation of the song. According to Ruslan himself, he had dreamt of the melody in his sleep and woke up at 5 am to record it on a dictaphone. The next day, Ruslan called his usual co-author Vitaly, who wrote the lyrics for the song in only a few hours. The single was then released on September 13, 2015.

Music Video

At the end of October a music video[2] for the song was released on YouTube. It was directed by Alan Badoev, who offered to make the video for free[3] in an effort to spread Ukrainian music. It is also noteworthy that Alekseev almost died on set after having to jump into freezing water. The video has 43 million views as of December 2019.

Awards and Nominations

Year Award Program Award Title Result
2016 MUZ-TV Awards Song of the Year For "Пьяное солнце" (Drunken Sun) Nominated
RU.TV Awards Won
Golden Gramophone Award For "Пьяное солнце" (Drunken Sun) Won
Top League Awards Song of the Year For "Пьяное солнце" (Drunken Sun) Won
TopHit Music Awards Most Frequently Played Track on the Radio Won
Song of the Year For "Пьяное солнце" (Drunken Sun) Won
OOPS! Video Awards Best Music Video for "Пьяное солнце" (Drunken Sun) Won
2017 Russian national music awards Best Male Music Video for "Пьяное солнце" (Drunken Sun) Nominated

Charts

Chart (2015)[4] Peak
position
Audience Choice Top 100 2
CIS (Tophit Annual General) 9
CIS (Tophit General Top 100) 1
Russia (Tophit Russian Top 100) 1
Russia (Tophit Moscow Top 100) 7
Russia (Tophit Saint-Petersburg Top 100) 4
Ukraine (Tophit Ukrainian Top 100) 2
Ukraine (Tophit Kiev Top 100) 3

References

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