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	=== Work with Seryoga ===		=== Work with Seryoga ===
	At the end of 2003, Shiyan became the producer of ~~Ukrainian and~~ Belarusian rapper Seryoga.<ref>[https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/seryoga Seryoga — artist profile on Jarmarka.de] ''Jarmarka.de''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> He released Seryoga's first two albums, ''Svadba i Pokhorony'' and ''Diskomalyaria''. Initially focusing on the Ukrainian music market, Shiyan promoted Seryoga on various television channels. Later, the album ''Moi Dvor: Svadby i Pokhorony'' was released in Belarus under the title ''Moi Dvor: Sportivnye Chastushki''.		At the end of 2003, Shiyan became the producer of Belarusian rapper Seryoga.<ref>[https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/seryoga Seryoga — artist profile on Jarmarka.de] ''Jarmarka.de''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> He released Seryoga's first two albums, ''Svadba i Pokhorony'' and ''Diskomalyaria''. Initially focusing on the Ukrainian music market, Shiyan promoted Seryoga on various television channels. Later, the album ''Moi Dvor: Svadby i Pokhorony'' was released in Belarus under the title ''Moi Dvor: Sportivnye Chastushki''.

	In 2004, Shiyan produced the music video for Seryoga’s single "Chernyy Bumer", directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko.<ref>[https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/753777 Seryoga — biography and career] ''Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> The song and video became widely popular across Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the Caucasus and Baltic countries. The track and video were nominated at the MTV Russian Music Awards for "Best Debut of the Year" and "Best Hip-Hop Project of the Year," while in 2005, the song won the Muz-TV award for Best Ringtone of the Year.		In 2004, Shiyan produced the music video for Seryoga’s single "Chernyy Bumer", directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko.<ref>[https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/753777 Seryoga — biography and career] ''Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> The song and video became widely popular across Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the Caucasus and Baltic countries. The track and video were nominated at the MTV Russian Music Awards for "Best Debut of the Year" and "Best Hip-Hop Project of the Year," while in 2005, the song won the Muz-TV award for Best Ringtone of the Year.

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'''Mykhailo Shiyan''' (born September 14, 1977, Haivoron, Kirovohrad Oblast, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian music producer and entrepreneur, known for his work with various Ukrainian artists and music projects. He founded the music label ''Sound United'' and has produced multiple albums and singles across genres including hip-hop, pop, R&B, and rock.<ref>https://mezha.net/eng/bukvy/drevo-s-emerald-sky-named-top-ukrainian-song-of-2025/</ref>

== Early life and education ==
Shiyan was born in Haivoron, Kirovohrad Oblast, Ukraine, on September 14, 1977. In 2001, he graduated from the Institute of Advocacy at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, earning a degree in law.

== Career ==

=== Early career ===
In 2003, Shiyan began organizing concerts in Kyiv for several punk-rock and alternative bands, including ''Ne Boysya Masha'', Oleg Garkusha’s project ''Auktsyon'', ''Djeff'', ''Pyatky'', ''Vodolechebnitsa'', and ''Boney' NEM''. The same year, he founded the music label ''Sound United''.<ref>https://www.sound-united.com/</ref>

=== Work with Seryoga ===
At the end of 2003, Shiyan became the producer of Ukrainian and Belarusian rapper Seryoga.<ref>https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/seryoga</ref> He released Seryoga's first two albums, ''Svadba i Pokhorony'' and ''Diskomalyaria''. Initially focusing on the Ukrainian music market, Shiyan promoted Seryoga on various television channels. Later, the album ''Moi Dvor: Svadby i Pokhorony'' was released in Belarus under the title ''Moi Dvor: Sportivnye Chastushki''.

In 2004, Shiyan produced the music video for Seryoga’s single "Chernyy Bumer", directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko.<ref>https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/753777</ref> The song and video became widely popular across Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the Caucasus and Baltic countries. The track and video were nominated at the MTV Russian Music Awards for "Best Debut of the Year" and "Best Hip-Hop Project of the Year," while in 2005, the song won the Muz-TV award for Best Ringtone of the Year.

=== Work with Bianca ===
In 2004, Shiyan began collaborating with Seryoga's backing vocalist Tetyana Lipnytska, creating her solo project Bianca.<ref>https://www.kontramarka.de/en/person/byanka/</ref> He produced her first album, ''Russkiy Narodny R'n'B'', in 2006, and helped develop her image as the "Queen of Russian RnB." The singles ''Byli Tantsy'' (video directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko) and ''Neschastlivaya Lyubov'' (video directed by Ihor Ivanov) became her signature tracks.

Bianca's album was reissued with an additional track, ''Pro Leto'', in 2007, which was also accompanied by a music video. That year, she was recognized as the "Best Hip-Hop Project" by MTV. Bianca’s subsequent album, ''38 Zamkov'', was released in 2008, followed by the music video for the single ''Za Toboy'' in 2009. Shiyan ended his professional relationship with Bianca in 2010.

=== Other projects ===
From 2011, Shiyan produced several other musical acts, including the band ''Mama Abama'', which released humorous and satirical songs and music videos, such as ''Amerikano'' (directed by Ihor Ivanov).<ref>https://www.shazam.com/song/1644643632/%D0%B0%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE</ref>

In 2012, Shiyan began working with the Ukrainian rap group ''V Otlichie Ot'', which had released the song "2012" and an amateur music video at that time. Under his production, the group recorded a Russian-language version of the song and filmed a new video, which caused some controversy among fans. In response, the group released a satirical track titled "Prodalis’ Moskalyam," accompanied by its own music video.

In 2013, he launched the female project ''Allie Kay Lash'', releasing several singles and videos, including ''Like I Want It'', ''Nazlo'', ''Privet'', and ''V Leto'', with the latter included in the soundtrack of the TV series ''“The Policeman from Rublyovka”'' in 2017.

In 2014, he produced solo projects for members of the group, including Andriy Belyaev, releasing successful tracks such as ''Smotrimnemore'' (featured in the Hollywood series ''Ray Donovan'') and ''Rock-Zvezda''.

=== Estradarada and further success ===
In 2016, Shiyan became the producer of the Ukrainian band ''Estradarada''.<ref>https://en.salvemusic.com.ua/estradarada-estradarada-biografiya-gruppy/</ref> Their first major hit under his production was ''Vite Nado Vyyti'', achieving nearly 100 million [[YouTube]] views and recognition across Ukrainian and Russian-speaking markets in 2017, earning awards such as "Breakthrough of the Year" (Muz-TV) and "Best Start" (RU.TV), as well as the Russian ''Song of the Year'' and the ''Victoria'' National Music Award.

In 2018, Shiyan signed Ukrainian singer Oleg Kenzov, releasing the hit single ''Po Kayfu'', which received widespread acclaim and millions of YouTube views.<ref>https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/oleg-kenzov</ref> Subsequent releases helped establish Kenzov as a prominent figure in Ukraine's contemporary music scene, winning Top Hit Music Awards (2020) and Yuna Award for Best Pop Hit (2021).

Shiyan has also produced artists including Kalashnikova (2020) and Ukrainian rapper STOBOY (2022), launching successful tracks and lyric videos.

=== International expansion ===
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Shiyan’s label adapted to the digital music market and expanded internationally. By 2021, the label relocated to Europe, collaborating with artists from Germany, Poland, Israel, and Moldova, and partnering with the global digital distributor ''Believe''.

=== Support for emerging Ukrainian artists ===
Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Shiyan shifted his focus toward supporting emerging Ukrainian artists and developing new projects despite major disruptions in the live music market. In 2023, he began working with the artist Drevo from Rivne Oblast. Over the next two years, Shiyan produced a series of releases with the artist, including multiple tracks and music videos. The collaboration also included Drevo’s participation in the Ukrainian national selection for Eurovision 2024 and work involving Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk.

In June 2025, Drevo’s single ''“Smarahdove Nebo”'' achieved major commercial success in Ukraine, charting prominently throughout 2025, followed by another successful release, ''“Enkarapista.”''<ref>https://112.ua/en/apple-music-nazvav-pisni-aki-ukrainci-najbilse-sluhali-2025-roku-117625</ref> In late 2025, Shiyan and Drevo also released the album ''Pershyi Taim'' (“First Half”).

In late 2025, Shiyan signed the Ukrainian artist Olyaska. By early 2026, the collaboration had resulted in the release of two joint tracks.

== Selected discography and productions ==

* Seryoga – ''Svadba i Pokhorony'', ''Diskomalyaria''
* Bianca – ''Russkiy Narodny R'n'B'', ''38 Zamkov''
* Estradarada – ''Vite Nado Vyyti''
* Oleg Kenzov – ''Po Kayfu'', ''#RaketaBombaPetarda'', ''Otvechayu'', ''Oy, Kak Khorosho'', ''Prosto Poteryaysya''
* Drevo – ''Smarahdove Nebo'', ''Enkarapista''

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	'''Mykhailo Shiyan''' (born September 14, 1977, Haivoron, Kirovohrad Oblast, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian music producer and entrepreneur, known for his work with various Ukrainian artists and music projects. He founded the music label ''Sound United'' and has produced multiple albums and singles across genres including hip-hop, pop, R&B, and rock.<ref>https://mezha.net/eng/bukvy/drevo-s-emerald-sky-named-top-ukrainian-song-of-2025/</ref>		'''Mykhailo Shiyan''' (born September 14, 1977, Haivoron, Kirovohrad Oblast, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian music producer and entrepreneur, known for his work with various Ukrainian artists and music projects. He founded the music label ''Sound United'' and has produced multiple albums and singles across genres including hip-hop, pop, R&B, and rock.<ref>[https://mezha.net/eng/bukvy/drevo-s-emerald-sky-named-top-ukrainian-song-of-2025/ Drevo’s “Emerald Sky” named top Ukrainian song of 2025] ''Mezha''. Accessed 2026-02-10.</ref>

	== Early life and education ==		== Early life and education ==
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	=== Early career ===		=== Early career ===
	In 2003, Shiyan began organizing concerts in Kyiv for several punk-rock and alternative bands, including ''Ne Boysya Masha'', Oleg Garkusha’s project ''Auktsyon'', ''Djeff'', ''Pyatky'', ''Vodolechebnitsa'', and ''Boney' NEM''. The same year, he founded the music label ''Sound United''.<ref>https://www.sound-united.com/</ref>		In 2003, Shiyan began organizing concerts in Kyiv for several punk-rock and alternative bands, including ''Ne Boysya Masha'', Oleg Garkusha’s project ''Auktsyon'', ''Djeff'', ''Pyatky'', ''Vodolechebnitsa'', and ''Boney' NEM''. The same year, he founded the music label ''Sound United''.<ref>[https://www.sound-united.com/ Sound United – official site of the music label] ''Sound United''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref>

	=== Work with Seryoga ===		=== Work with Seryoga ===
	At the end of 2003, Shiyan became the producer of Ukrainian and Belarusian rapper Seryoga.<ref>https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/seryoga</ref> He released Seryoga's first two albums, ''Svadba i Pokhorony'' and ''Diskomalyaria''. Initially focusing on the Ukrainian music market, Shiyan promoted Seryoga on various television channels. Later, the album ''Moi Dvor: Svadby i Pokhorony'' was released in Belarus under the title ''Moi Dvor: Sportivnye Chastushki''.		At the end of 2003, Shiyan became the producer of Ukrainian and Belarusian rapper Seryoga.<ref>[https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/seryoga Seryoga — artist profile on Jarmarka.de] ''Jarmarka.de''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> He released Seryoga's first two albums, ''Svadba i Pokhorony'' and ''Diskomalyaria''. Initially focusing on the Ukrainian music market, Shiyan promoted Seryoga on various television channels. Later, the album ''Moi Dvor: Svadby i Pokhorony'' was released in Belarus under the title ''Moi Dvor: Sportivnye Chastushki''.

	In 2004, Shiyan produced the music video for Seryoga’s single "Chernyy Bumer", directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko.<ref>https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/753777</ref> The song and video became widely popular across Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the Caucasus and Baltic countries. The track and video were nominated at the MTV Russian Music Awards for "Best Debut of the Year" and "Best Hip-Hop Project of the Year," while in 2005, the song won the Muz-TV award for Best Ringtone of the Year.		In 2004, Shiyan produced the music video for Seryoga’s single "Chernyy Bumer", directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko.<ref>[https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/753777 Seryoga — biography and career] ''Academic Dictionaries and Encyclopedias''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> The song and video became widely popular across Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and the Caucasus and Baltic countries. The track and video were nominated at the MTV Russian Music Awards for "Best Debut of the Year" and "Best Hip-Hop Project of the Year," while in 2005, the song won the Muz-TV award for Best Ringtone of the Year.

	=== Work with Bianca ===		=== Work with Bianca ===
	In 2004, Shiyan began collaborating with Seryoga's backing vocalist Tetyana Lipnytska, creating her solo project Bianca.<ref>https://www.kontramarka.de/en/person/byanka/</ref> He produced her first album, ''Russkiy Narodny R'n'B'', in 2006, and helped develop her image as the "Queen of Russian RnB." The singles ''Byli Tantsy'' (video directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko) and ''Neschastlivaya Lyubov'' (video directed by Ihor Ivanov) became her signature tracks.		In 2004, Shiyan began collaborating with Seryoga's backing vocalist Tetyana Lipnytska, creating her solo project Bianca.<ref>[https://www.kontramarka.de/en/person/byanka/ Bianka — artist profile on Kontramarka.de] ''Kontramarka.de''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> He produced her first album, ''Russkiy Narodny R'n'B'', in 2006, and helped develop her image as the "Queen of Russian RnB." The singles ''Byli Tantsy'' (video directed by Volodymyr Yakymenko) and ''Neschastlivaya Lyubov'' (video directed by Ihor Ivanov) became her signature tracks.

	Bianca's album was reissued with an additional track, ''Pro Leto'', in 2007, which was also accompanied by a music video. That year, she was recognized as the "Best Hip-Hop Project" by MTV. Bianca’s subsequent album, ''38 Zamkov'', was released in 2008, followed by the music video for the single ''Za Toboy'' in 2009. Shiyan ended his professional relationship with Bianca in 2010.		Bianca's album was reissued with an additional track, ''Pro Leto'', in 2007, which was also accompanied by a music video. That year, she was recognized as the "Best Hip-Hop Project" by MTV. Bianca’s subsequent album, ''38 Zamkov'', was released in 2008, followed by the music video for the single ''Za Toboy'' in 2009. Shiyan ended his professional relationship with Bianca in 2010.

	=== Other projects ===		=== Other projects ===
	From 2011, Shiyan produced several other musical acts, including the band ''Mama Abama'', which released humorous and satirical songs and music videos, such as ''Amerikano'' (directed by Ihor Ivanov).<ref>https://www.shazam.com/song/1644643632/%D0%B0%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE</ref>		From 2011, Shiyan produced several other musical acts, including the band ''Mama Abama'', which released humorous and satirical songs and music videos, such as ''Amerikano'' (directed by Ihor Ivanov).<ref>[https://www.shazam.com/song/1644643632/%D0%B0%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BE “Американо” song on Shazam] ''Shazam''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref>

	In 2012, Shiyan began working with the Ukrainian rap group ''V Otlichie Ot'', which had released the song "2012" and an amateur music video at that time. Under his production, the group recorded a Russian-language version of the song and filmed a new video, which caused some controversy among fans. In response, the group released a satirical track titled "Prodalis’ Moskalyam," accompanied by its own music video.		In 2012, Shiyan began working with the Ukrainian rap group ''V Otlichie Ot'', which had released the song "2012" and an amateur music video at that time. Under his production, the group recorded a Russian-language version of the song and filmed a new video, which caused some controversy among fans. In response, the group released a satirical track titled "Prodalis’ Moskalyam," accompanied by its own music video.
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	=== Estradarada and further success ===		=== Estradarada and further success ===
	In 2016, Shiyan became the producer of the Ukrainian band ''Estradarada''.<ref>https://en.salvemusic.com.ua/estradarada-estradarada-biografiya-gruppy/</ref> Their first major hit under his production was ''Vite Nado Vyyti'', achieving nearly 100 million [[YouTube]] views and recognition across Ukrainian and Russian-speaking markets in 2017, earning awards such as "Breakthrough of the Year" (Muz-TV) and "Best Start" (RU.TV), as well as the Russian ''Song of the Year'' and the ''Victoria'' National Music Award.		In 2016, Shiyan became the producer of the Ukrainian band ''Estradarada''.<ref>[https://en.salvemusic.com.ua/estradarada-estradarada-biografiya-gruppy/ Estradarada — biography of the group] ''SalveMusic.com.ua''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> Their first major hit under his production was ''Vite Nado Vyyti'', achieving nearly 100 million [[YouTube]] views and recognition across Ukrainian and Russian-speaking markets in 2017, earning awards such as "Breakthrough of the Year" (Muz-TV) and "Best Start" (RU.TV), as well as the Russian ''Song of the Year'' and the ''Victoria'' National Music Award.

	In 2018, Shiyan signed Ukrainian singer Oleg Kenzov, releasing the hit single ''Po Kayfu'', which received widespread acclaim and millions of YouTube views.<ref>https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/oleg-kenzov</ref> Subsequent releases helped establish Kenzov as a prominent figure in Ukraine's contemporary music scene, winning Top Hit Music Awards (2020) and Yuna Award for Best Pop Hit (2021).		In 2018, Shiyan signed Ukrainian singer Oleg Kenzov, releasing the hit single ''Po Kayfu'', which received widespread acclaim and millions of YouTube views.<ref>[https://jarmarka.de/a-mai-2024-de/oleg-kenzov Oleg Kenzov — artist profile on Jarmarka.de] ''Jarmarka.de''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> Subsequent releases helped establish Kenzov as a prominent figure in Ukraine's contemporary music scene, winning Top Hit Music Awards (2020) and Yuna Award for Best Pop Hit (2021).

	Shiyan has also produced artists including Kalashnikova (2020) and Ukrainian rapper STOBOY (2022), launching successful tracks and lyric videos.		Shiyan has also produced artists including Kalashnikova (2020) and Ukrainian rapper STOBOY (2022), launching successful tracks and lyric videos.
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	Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Shiyan shifted his focus toward supporting emerging Ukrainian artists and developing new projects despite major disruptions in the live music market. In 2023, he began working with the artist Drevo from Rivne Oblast. Over the next two years, Shiyan produced a series of releases with the artist, including multiple tracks and music videos. The collaboration also included Drevo’s participation in the Ukrainian national selection for Eurovision 2024 and work involving Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk.		Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Shiyan shifted his focus toward supporting emerging Ukrainian artists and developing new projects despite major disruptions in the live music market. In 2023, he began working with the artist Drevo from Rivne Oblast. Over the next two years, Shiyan produced a series of releases with the artist, including multiple tracks and music videos. The collaboration also included Drevo’s participation in the Ukrainian national selection for Eurovision 2024 and work involving Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk.

	In June 2025, Drevo’s single ''“Smarahdove Nebo”'' achieved major commercial success in Ukraine, charting prominently throughout 2025, followed by another successful release, ''“Enkarapista.”''<ref>https://112.ua/en/apple-music-nazvav-pisni-aki-ukrainci-najbilse-sluhali-2025-roku-117625</ref> In late 2025, Shiyan and Drevo also released the album ''Pershyi Taim'' (“First Half”).		In June 2025, Drevo’s single ''“Smarahdove Nebo”'' achieved major commercial success in Ukraine, charting prominently throughout 2025, followed by another successful release, ''“Enkarapista.”''<ref>[https://112.ua/en/apple-music-nazvav-pisni-aki-ukrainci-najbilse-sluhali-2025-roku-117625 Apple Music names top songs Ukrainians listened to in 2025] ''112.ua''. Accessed 2026‑02‑10.</ref> In late 2025, Shiyan and Drevo also released the album ''Pershyi Taim'' (“First Half”).

	In late 2025, Shiyan signed the Ukrainian artist Olyaska. By early 2026, the collaboration had resulted in the release of two joint tracks.		In late 2025, Shiyan signed the Ukrainian artist Olyaska. By early 2026, the collaboration had resulted in the release of two joint tracks.
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	* Oleg Kenzov – ''Po Kayfu'', ''#RaketaBombaPetarda'', ''Otvechayu'', ''Oy, Kak Khorosho'', ''Prosto Poteryaysya''		* Oleg Kenzov – ''Po Kayfu'', ''#RaketaBombaPetarda'', ''Otvechayu'', ''Oy, Kak Khorosho'', ''Prosto Poteryaysya''
	* Drevo – ''Smarahdove Nebo'', ''Enkarapista''		* Drevo – ''Smarahdove Nebo'', ''Enkarapista''

			== References ==
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