TVORCHI Reimagines Iconic Ivasiuk Hit: A Viral Sensation

TVORCHI, the dynamic duo who represented Ukraine in Eurovision 2023, has taken the music scene by storm with their contemporary rendition of Vladimir Ivasiuk's legendary hit "Я піду в далекі гори." Initially intended to be titled "Мила моя" by Ivasiuk, the song has found a new life through TVORCHI's unique interpretation.

A Musical Journey to the Past

Performing this profound piece for a special project and later on a television show, TVORCHI managed to capture the hearts of many. Their journey with the song became even more significant when they performed it at a wedding in the Chernivtsi region, the birthplace of Ivasiuk himself.

"It's incredible that the song went viral after our wedding performance video from Ivasiuk's homeland, " remarked the artists. "We perceive this as a creative blessing and are thrilled to breathe new life into such a great composition for the younger generation."

Viral Phenomenon and the Call for Release

In mere hours, their performance video amassed millions of views and hundreds of comments urging TVORCHI to release their version of "Мила моя." The song had become a hit online even before its official release. Listeners were enamored by TVORCHI's signature sound and Geoffrey's mesmerizing recitative part, which added modern flair to the classic.

"This newfound appreciation for Ivasiuk's work is a testament to the timelessness of his compositions, " shared TVORCHI with enthusiasm.

A Wedding Vibe in Visuals

The music video, directed by Ruslan Makhov, features TVORCHI in groom suits atop a giant wedding cake—a concept inspired by their performances at weddings across Ukraine. This visual continuation of the wedding vibe resonates deeply with fans.

In reviving Ivasiuk's masterpiece, TVORCHI not only pays homage to the past but also sets a stage for a new era of musical admiration. Their rendition not only resonates with older generations but also bridges a connection with today's youth, ensuring Ivasiuk's legacy lives on in contemporary culture.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova