Nichya
Nitschja (Russian Ничья, often also in English Nichya ) a document emanating from Russia singer-songwriter duo consisting of Elena Kiper and was Oleg Borschtschewski.
History
Jelena Kiper was part of the team led by Ivan Shapovalov, the manager of the singing duo tATu. Kiper was limited to writing the lyrics for Yes soschla s uma and Nas ne dogonjat who later both became number one hits in Russia and Eastern Europe. After the break from Shapovalov in 2001 Kiper saw her only option continues to be active as an artist in the creation of a separate vocal project.
Kiper had previously one last song for tATu written, which was titled Yes Ne Glotaju. After Kiper had met in November 2001 with Oleg Borschtschewski they completed the song and recorded it together. It now bore the name Nitschja (Russian Ничья; Nobody's German ). This title was later selected as the name for the duo.
Kiper and Borschtschewski quickly became famous through the Internet, and reached her first publications, the head of the Russian download charts. Kiper in the 1990s television presenter had been to the Russian channel NTV, and also had her work for tATu Russia already gained a certain popularity. In September 2003, the song finally appeared as a CD single. The Russian branch company of Sony Music Entertainment, stood at the Nitschja under contract, also released their second single Natschinai Menja (Russian Начинай меня; German Start with me ). The song had been written by this time Borschtschewski. The first two releases of the duo were not very successful in Russia, why Nitschja tried in the West with their songs to reach the charts. The first single Nichya was translated and published in English with the title to Choose Pain in May 2004 in Japan, reached there but not the chart.
After the release of their debut album NAWSJEGDA! (Russian НАВСЕГДА; ! German Forever ) on 30 August 2004 published two more singles, nikomu, Nikogda (Russian Никому, Никогда; German for anyone, never ) and Nawsjegda. The album was released on 11 October 2004 in Poland, but did not reach the national album charts. Also published in Poland on 1 October 2004 Single nikomu, Nikogda missed the chart entry in the Polish charts, making an attempt on the Polish music market foot had failed to grasp. In Russia, a total of ten singles were released between 2003 and 2006 from the album, three of which went into the Top 100 of the Russian charts.
After the success of their debut album, the duo signed a contract with Sony BMG. Over the next ten years, two more albums were to be released. In September 2006, the new song Umiraet zlo appeared on the soundtrack for the film Glubina. A second album called Pora was published in 2007, and both a few songs from NAWSJEGDA! as well as some new songs include. But even before the announced release date, the duo broke up. On the official MySpace channel four demo recordings were uploaded on 10 January 2007 yet.
Discography
Albums
- НАВСЕГДА! ( 2004) ( Sales: 60,000 )
- НАВСЕГДА! ( 2005) ( re-release with DVD)