Already in May 2011 the first single from the album was published. '''WOW – I'm so Amazing!''' was produced by
Vlad Debriansky in Los Angeles, CA. The song was written by Ruslana in cooperation with Vlad Debriansky and
Oleksandr Ksenofontov (Ruslana's husband). The song and the corresponding video clip are meant to be a parody on people who regard themselves as so amazing. Ruslana appears in the funny, ironic video as two different characters and competes with herself about who is the coolest. In September 2011 the second single
Sha-la-la was released. The song was written by Ruslana, Vlad Debriansky and Oleksandr Ksenofontov (Ukrainian lyrics) and was recorded in San Francisco and Kyiv. It is based on a simple gypsy tune. Along with stirring guitars, Ruslana used rendered sounds of step dancers. In the video clip Ruslana created yet again a completely new image. She appears as a gypsy girl with colorful tattooed roses. After a "dance dispute" in a pub, Ruslana and a group of dancers continue their dialogue in the language of dance in the streets of the ancient city of L'viv. Suddenly the entire city is dancing along with them. The song
Давай Грай (
Davaj Graj,
Come on, play) is dedicated to the European Football Championship
UEFA EURO 2012. The premiere took place at the opening celebration of the new stadium of L'viv on 29 October 2012. The idea of this sing- and dance-along song is to unite as many people as possible in single rhythm, sound and dance. Before the show Ruslana made a special rehearsal for the stadium audience teaching the movements to be performed during her song. The experiment worked well and united the 34,000 spectators plus 1,000 dancers in a mass synchronized dance. In August 2012 another single from the album was released:
Мій Брат! (
Miy Brat!,
My brother!). The video clip produced and directed by Ruslana herself visualizes the battle between boys and girls who in the end fraternize. The dances were performed not only by the professional Maydance dancers who usually accompany her on stage, but also by dozens of fans. Ruslana appeared in this video with shaved temples. In the video clip for the fifth single from the album,
Це – Ей-форі-Я (
Tse – Ey-fori-Ya,
This is Euphoria) Ruslana criticizes the current juridical system of Ukraine. At the press conference in December 2012 launching her campaign
Не мовчи (''Don't keep silent'') the singer was led in handcuffs by two hooded military guards. The video produced by video producer Semen Gorov was shot at
Kyiv fortress, a former prison. The plot starts with a young man playing the
bandura, a classical Ukrainian instrument, behind bars. The heroine Ruslana in ragged clothes is violently beaten by prison guards, but manages to free herself and the other inmates, just to find the outside world in ruins. The video symbolizes Ukraine as a prison in the hands of a corrupt and arbitrary juridical system. On New Year's Eve 2012 Ruslana released another video clip for a song from the album.
Rachmaninov, directed by video producer Semen Gorov, was shot at the
Kyiv Opera. Ruslana appears as l'enfant terrible at a classical ballet lesson. ==Release history==