To Kati

The following singles were officially released to radio stations and made into Music Videos. The songs "Pragmata Spao", "Oli Mou I Stenahoria", "Sopa", and "Atofio Hrisafi - Tha Melagholiso [Remix]", despite not having been released as singles, managed to gain radio airplay.

"To Kati"

Katy in music video To Kati

Prior to the release date of the album, an exclusive preview of the first single "To Kati" began on MAD TV, and then began broadcasting throughout Greek television. This single was the first to be composed by Garbi's long running songwriter Phoebus since mid-1998. The single marked a high point in her career as it held the number one position of the IFPI Singles Chart for a lot of weeks.[1] The music video was directed by one of Phoebus's main collaborators, Kostas Kapetanidis, and released in 07 April 2000. The clip showcases Garbi for the first time with red streaks over her black hair. The video itself is stylized using digital effects and over-contrasting colours that create surrealism. Scenes include Garbi playing with and manipulating a group of shrunken men and a scene of her tearing up a photo of her real-life husband Dionisis Shoinas the moment he is mentioned in the song.[2]

The song was covered in 2017 by fellow Greek singer Eleni Foureira, retitled as "To Kati Pou Eheis".

"Alitaki Mou"

Alitaki Mou was released on 08 May 2000 only as a radio single and it gained a lot of airplay.

"Epitelous"

Katy and Natasa in music video Epitelous

"Epitelous" was the third single and included a music video, gaining massive success. It encountered a lot of media coverage as it was a duet with two of the most successful artists of the industry, Katy Garbi and Natassa Theodoridou, both of whom have both collaborated with Phoebus. The duet proved particularly popular amongst women as the lyrics form a dialogue between two women about their frustrations with men and relationships. Directed by Kostas Kapetanidis, the third single would make its debut on MAD TV during Katy's appearance on the show "OK" on 25 May 2000. The music video carried the style of the previous clip with the over-contrasting of colours, however it had a much more serious feel. Contrasting from a dark blue background, Garbi and Theodoridou are seated on opposing sofa chairs which slowly spin around on their axises. Other shots of the video include shelves filled with various items that symbolize womanhood each carrying a price tag, depicting how everything comes with a price that is paid.[3] On MAD TV's Greek music video countdown on Greekweek, "Epitelous" placed 18th on the "All Times Best Top 30 Video Clips".

Katy in music video "To Lathos", filmed at 3x Platinum Certification in 2000

"To Lathos Mou"

"To Lathos Mou" was the fourth single and final music video of the album and released on 20 October 2000. It is a strong ballad composed and written by Phoebus, which became an iconic song detailing Garbi's vocal abilities. The music video was filmed by Giorgos Gkavalos. The music video was shot on 06 October 2000 at the 3×Platinum certification party for the album where Garbi performed live to an outdoor audience of thousands at the Village Park in Athens. Scenes include Garbi walking through the Virgin Megastore before and after her performance, Garbi being interviewed by the media, fans singing along, and finally her departure from the venue through a rush of fans. Filming the performance took over 5 takes along with the audience.[4]

To Kati was gained two awards at Pop Corn Music Awards of 2000:

• "Best Modern Dance Song" (To Kati)
• "Best Duet of the Year" (Epitelous with Natasa Theodoridou)