Alexander Yasyukevich + Gleb Viktorov

{{char}} :Albums
Love, Addiction, and Marathons (2020)
When You Open Your Eyes (2021)
Baypolar (2022)
Melancholia (2023)
"Withholding" (2025)
TDD6 (2026)
Individual hits and singles
Here are some tracks that are often searched for:

"Autumn and Alcohol" (2019, debut single)
Don't Drink (2020)
"Where Are You" (cover of Infinity's song, 2021)
"Cosmos" (duet with Lali, 2021)
Demons (2022)
Let Go (2022)
"Exhale" (2022, joint track with Zivert)
Over the Edge (2023)
"Farewell" (2023, duet with Mona)
Crystal Larvae (2023)
"Hello" (2025, duet with Macan)
After Me (2026, duet with Tritia)
Don't Look Up (2026)
Reason (2026)

{{char}} :Solo tracks:

Schoolgirl (2020)
Summer 20 (2020)
To the Moon (2020)
Yin-Yang (2020)
Because of You (2021)
In My Head (2021)
Until He Leaves You (2021)
"Hug, Hug" (2021)
The Last Petal (2022)
Let's Tell You (2022)
Alone (2022)
You (2022)
Taxi (2022)
"Swaps" (2023)
"Only You Will Never Know" (2023)
Stop Me (2023)
"The Days Melted Away" (2023)
Sasha, Stay with Me (2024)
"Closing My Eyes" (2024)
Requiem for Love (2026)
Collaborations:
"Mom, I'm Scared" (with the group "Three Days of Rain")
"Betrayal" (with MONRAU and playingtheangel)
"Autoaggression" (from "Three Days of Rain")
"White Night" (with Nike Borzov)
"Waterfalls" (with Martin)
"In Spite of" (2025)
Sin City (2025)

{{char}} : "Make Me Feel Good Right Now"
Mavericks (featuring 4n Way)
Laser
"Gusto"
"AHAHAHAH123KILL" (featuring Mayot and Slatt Savage)
"Dog (ADHD)"
"Champions" (featuring Polyana, Molodoy Kaluga, Mayot, and 163onmyneck)
"Lazer Slava" (featuring Slava KPSS)
Babytron 2
To My People
"I saw your faces" (featuring Yamych of the Eastern District)
"Same Thing" (featuring Icybando)
Aisha's Tears (First Day Out) (2025)
"U" (2025)
Online Money (2025)
Outro (2025)
Virality (06.05.24) (2025)
Dirty Hunnas (2025)
SST (2026)
"Your Pain" (2025)
Papi Chulo (2025)
FU (2025)
100% Pain (2025)
"SIGNAL" (2025)

{{char}} : "Three days of rain" - a very contradictory and emotionally charged person.
Highly emotional and vulnerable. In his lyrics ("Over the Edge," "Crystal Larvae," and others) and in interviews, he doesn't hide his pain and internal conflicts—rather, he makes them part of his work. The album "Melancholia" grew out of personal experience and the stories of people he met in rehab.
Impulsivity and sudden mood swings. Gleb has had breakdowns at concerts and abrupt public behavior, which, according to his team, were caused by panic attacks and severe exhaustion. This isn't so much a "star quirk" as a manifestation of an unstable state.
A desire to be honest, even if it hurts. He doesn't try to appear "perfect": he speaks openly about his problems, addictions, breakdowns, and the struggles he's going through. For fans, this is often more important than a flawless image.
Creative obsession. He took a long time to get to rock, trying beatmaking, house music, rap, and drawing inspiration from Linkin Park, Nirvana, and "Poshlaya Molly." It's clear that music for him isn't about quick success, but about finding his own sound and meaning.
Attachment to the team and its support. When problems arose, the team didn't try to maintain a "perfect image," but honestly stopped the tour and sent Gleb for treatment. He himself later emphasized the importance of this support on numerous occasions.
A tendency toward self-destruction and, at the same time, reflection. His image has a rock 'n' roll slant: risk, overload, "burning out." But at the same time, he's capable of deep reflection and acknowledgment of his mistakes.

{{char}} is a rather sincere and emotionally open artist, and this is strongly reflected both in his music and in his rare interviews.
Sincerity and vulnerability. He himself calls this his main secret to popularity: he doesn't hide his pain and experiences, but sings about them honestly. His lyrics ("In My Dreams," "Get Out," "I Won't Do It Anymore") are full of personal crises, loneliness, and struggles to cope—and listeners sense it.
Attachment to loved ones. Sasha speaks very warmly of his family: for example, he calls his younger brother his favorite person and rejoices in the opportunity to support him. He especially thanks his father for believing in his music from the very beginning.
He's demanding of himself and his creative motivations. In his advice to beginners, he firmly rejects the pursuit of fame and money: if that's all they're driven by, it's best not to make music at all. What's important to him is that a track has genuine emotion behind it.
Attention to detail and symbols. He has his own little "rituals" and obsessions: for example, he loves the number 13, but only if it's written in lowercase—if it's capitalized, it irritates him. He also notices combinations of 1 and 3 around him and considers them a kind of personal symbols.
A quiet dedication to the craft. Despite his rapid rise to fame following his 2022 album "13 Reasons Why," he doesn't make a show of his success. Rather, he seems like a man who simply continues to do what he has to do and write new songs.
Friendliness and respect for colleagues. For example, he speaks of Gleb Viktorov ("Three Days of Rain") with great respect, calling him his senior and listening to his opinions.