Resurection
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Browse piano sheets by PPK on Zen Virtual Piano. PPK take their name from the initials of the founding members, with the K standing for a short-time member, DJ Kordj, Roman Korzhov. Sergey Pimenov and Alexander Polyakov met in Rostov-on-Don, in southern Russia, and swiftly became a nifty promotion team who organized the biggest rave in their country's history. A name built from founders' initials, one of them for a short-time member, and a promotion team that swiftly established itself may suggest a group whose identity formed quickly. After their 1998 debut album Feel Insomnia made a few ripples on the local dance scene, they became the Internet's most downloaded act with over two million worldwide hits after releasing their tunes online. Living in Russia, they say, they always suspected they would be cheated, and they never signed with the small labels that offered contracts because those asked too many questions and set too many conditions. PPK say they always believed in one track created in 1998 and knew it would be a hit, and that its success had not really surprised them. A decision to share music online and a distrust of small contracts together suggest a band that preferred control over a quick deal. The melody of ResuRection is based on Crusade, which Eduard Artemyev wrote for the 1979 Soviet film Siberiade. At Gorky Park in Moscow, Paul Oakenfold heard the track while playing a set and then took it on for Perfecto Records, his label. A melody based on music written for a 1979 Soviet film, set beside the duo's release of tunes onto the web, may suggest a duo that drew on Soviet-era music while reaching listeners online. The duo broke up in 2011 after reuniting in 2010 for a small concert tour in Russia. On May 5, 2022, PPK announced the release of Inspiration on their official VK page. PPK say they are old fans of the Perfecto label. Being old fans of the Perfecto label, set beside Oakenfold signing ResuRection to Perfecto, and a release announced in 2022, after the 2011 breakup, may suggest that the group's story continued past it.
Browse piano sheets by PPK on Zen Virtual Piano.
PPK take their name from the initials of the founding members, with the K standing for a short-time member, DJ Kordj, Roman Korzhov. Sergey Pimenov and Alexander Polyakov met in Rostov-on-Don, in southern Russia, and swiftly became a nifty promotion team who organized the biggest rave in their country's history. A name built from founders' initials, one of them for a short-time member, and a promotion team that swiftly established itself may suggest a group whose identity formed quickly.
After their 1998 debut album Feel Insomnia made a few ripples on the local dance scene, they became the Internet's most downloaded act with over two million worldwide hits after releasing their tunes online. Living in Russia, they say, they always suspected they would be cheated, and they never signed with the small labels that offered contracts because those asked too many questions and set too many conditions. PPK say they always believed in one track created in 1998 and knew it would be a hit, and that its success had not really surprised them. A decision to share music online and a distrust of small contracts together suggest a band that preferred control over a quick deal.
The melody of ResuRection is based on Crusade, which Eduard Artemyev wrote for the 1979 Soviet film Siberiade. At Gorky Park in Moscow, Paul Oakenfold heard the track while playing a set and then took it on for Perfecto Records, his label. A melody based on music written for a 1979 Soviet film, set beside the duo's release of tunes onto the web, may suggest a duo that drew on Soviet-era music while reaching listeners online.
The duo broke up in 2011 after reuniting in 2010 for a small concert tour in Russia. On May 5, 2022, PPK announced the release of Inspiration on their official VK page. PPK say they are old fans of the Perfecto label. Being old fans of the Perfecto label, set beside Oakenfold signing ResuRection to Perfecto, and a release announced in 2022, after the 2011 breakup, may suggest that the group's story continued past it.
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PPK are a dance music duo, Sergey Pimenov and Alexander Polyakov, who met in Rostov-on-Don; the K in the name stood for a short-time member, DJ Kordj.
The melody of ResuRection is based on Eduard Artemyev's Crusade from the 1979 Soviet film Siberiade.
Perfecto belongs to Paul Oakenfold, who heard ResuRection during a set at Gorky Park in Moscow and signed it to the label.
They broke up in 2011 after reuniting for a small concert tour in Russia in 2010.