Корни (Korny)

Корни (Korny)

58 songs3 albums
Songs58
Albums3
Views46.4K

About the artist

Корни (Korny) is a Russian pop-rock group that emerged from the reality talent show «Фабрика звёзд» (Star Factory), whose first season it won in 2002. The band was assembled and shaped under the guidance of producer and songwriter Igor Matvienko, who became the principal author of much of its material and helped define its melodic, radio-friendly pop-rock sound.

Korny quickly became one of the most visible acts to come out of Russian talent-show television in the early 2000s, scoring hits such as «Вика», «25-й этаж» and «Я теряю корни», songs built around emotional, accessible melodies and youthful themes that resonated with a mass audience. Their music blended soft rock instrumentation with pop songwriting conventions typical of Matvienko-produced projects.

Over the years the group's lineup shifted, as is common for factory-assembled pop acts, while the Matvienko-authored catalogue remained the backbone of their repertoire. Korny holds a notable place in the history of Russian pop as one of the earliest and most commercially successful products of the talent-show format, helping popularize the «Фабрика звёзд» franchise itself.

OriginRussia
Active since2002

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Корни (Korny) from?+
Корни (Korny) is from Russia.
What genre is Корни (Korny)?+
Корни (Korny) is associated with Pop, Rock.
What are the most popular songs by Корни (Korny)?+
Among the most popular are «Вика (Vika)», «25-й этаж (25th floor)», «Ты узнаешь её (You recognize her)».
How many Корни (Korny) songs are on Lyricser?+
Lyricser features 6 popular Корни (Korny) songs with lyrics and line-by-line translations into five languages.
When did Корни (Korny) start?+
Корни (Korny) has been active since 2002.

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Discography

25-й этаж (25th floor)

25-й этаж (25th floor)

2005

На века (Forever)

На века (Forever)

2003

Дневники Лёши Кабанова (The Diaries Of Lesha Kabanov)

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