For "Solntse", Terleyeva received her first and only Golden Gramophone Award. At the end of the year, she performed the song at Pesnya goda, where it was highlighted as one of the largest radio hits of the year. During the Russian Music Awards in 2007, Terleyeva received nominations for Best Female Singer and Best Composition for "Solntse". In December 2007, she released "Lyubi menya" (Love Me), which also managed to top the TopHit charts. Terleyeva wrote and performed the song "Ty i ya" (You and I) for the soundtrack of the 2008 Russian motion picture Black Hunters. Following her departure from Monolit, Terleyeva changed her musical direction, focusing more on jazz music. As a result, she collaborated with jazz musician Alexander Novikov during this period, frequently performing with him at concerts. Her commercial output started to decrease for several years. In 2013, Terleyeva released two albums, PredIstoriya filled with jazz compositions and Solntse, which contained a mix with her biggest hits. The latter album was still released through Monolit Records. Between 2013 and 2019, she released a string of single that had different chart outcomes. In 2015, she released her single "Ne proshu" (I Don't Ask), followed by the single "Ukhodi" (Leave) in 2018. A year later, she released her self-penned song "Vdokh-vydokh" (Inhale-exhale). Discography Studio albums Singles Music videos References External links 1985 births Living people People from Surgut Fabrika Zvyozd Institute of Contemporary Art, Moscow alumni 21st-century Russian singers 21st-century Russian women singers Winners of the Golden Gramophone Award