Vyacheslav Tyurin

REFLEX feat. Bittuev — Танцы (Version 2020) [Line-up: I. Nelson]

REFLEX — Встречай новый день (Version 2019) [Line-up: I. Nelson]

REFLEX — Зима (Version 2018) [Line-up: I. Nelson]

In 2017 Vyacheslav Tyurin founded the VIVITI group. In this project he released the singles My Sunny, My Funny, Play Girl, Somewhere, Tomorrow Will Never Come. Tyurin performed the songs with his own voice. In May 2020, he founded the international music record company VIVITI in Dubai.

Diana — «Радио любви» album (in 2017, a remastered version of the unreleased album was released)

In the summer of 2013, together with Victoria Dementieva, he wrote the official anthem of the World Athletics Championships.

In 2012, he reunited the former line-up of the REFLEX group, returning Nelson to the collective as the main soloist, without interrupting her solo career. At the moment, there are two projects under Vyacheslav`s leadership.

REFLEX — Потому что не было тебя (Version 2012) [Line-up: I. Nelson, A. Torganova]

REFLEX — Если небо не за нас (Version 2012) [Line-up: I. Nelson, A. Torganova]

REFLEX — Первый раз (Version 2012) [Line-up: I. Nelson, A. Torganova]

REFLEX — Мне трудно говорить (Version 2012) [Line-up: I. Nelson, A. Torganova]

In 2011, Vyacheslav tried his hand at creating soundtracks. In the studio he founded in Malibu (California) together with a companion (Gary Miller), he wrote the music for Vera Storozheva's — film My Boyfriend is an Angel, which was released in Russian in December of the same year.

In 2010 English single of Irene Nelson, "Sunrise", found success on the dance chart reaching # 35 in Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play.

In 2009 Vyacheslav Tyurin moved to America, to Los Angeles, and created his record label NTMG in the United States. He worked together with the American producer and composer Gary Miller, with the companies Universal Music Group and Bungalow Music.

In January 2007, Vyacheslav Tyurintook over a music studio in Dubai VipStudioDubai, where he was invited by the Department of Culture of the United Arab Emirates to produce music and create soundtracks. Simultaneously, he produced the German pop group Systems in Blue (ex. Blue System).

In 2006, Vyacheslav Tyurin was awarded the Order "For Professionalism and Business Reputation" of the III degree.

In the spring of 2004, he signed a contract with the German company Babelspark and Sony Music to release a new single of REFLEX — I Can't Live Without You. The disc went on sale in music stores in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, reached the 11th place in the VIVA video clips chart and the 4th place in the German sales charts.

In 2003, while working on the group's video for the song Non-Stop, he collaborated with the players of the Russian National football Team — Sergey Ovchinnikov and Dmitry Bulykin, inviting them to take part in the filming of the video.

In August 2003, Tyurin presented REFLEX at the international music festival Pop Komm, held in Cologne. Paul Van Dyke, one of the world's leading trance DJs, transferred to Reflexmusic the rights to release his album Reflections in Russia. Vyacheslav also collaborated with the London label Ministry Of Sound and worked with such Western European musicians as: DJ Bobo, The Bhangra Knights project, System in Blue, Dj Freza, Dj Voodoo.

In 2002, Vyacheslav founded the Reflexmusic record company, the purpose of which was to promote dance music in Russia.

In 1999, Vyacheslav Tyurin closed the project, justifying this by the loss of interest in its further development, associated with the close framework of the pop genre.

In 1993 he created the project Diana, positioning Irina as a solo performer. The name was chosen in tribute to the singer Diana Ross. Over the years of the project's existence, six records, a remix album and a compilation album The Best of Diana were released

In 1992, he moved to Moscow, where he became a producer of the TV-show Autograph on Saturdays on Channel One, and also worked in the TV-show Up to 16 and older.

In 1989, in Novosibirsk, he formed the group Electroversia, the keyboardist of which was Pavel Yesenin, the future composer and producer of the Hi-Fi group. At the same time, Tyurin met the soloist of the jazz big band Irina Tereshina (better known under the pseudonym Irina Nelson) and began to collaborate with her.

Vyacheslav Tyurin (Russian: Вячесла́в Влади́мирович Тю́рин; born 16 May 1967, in Novosibirsk, Novosibirsk Oblast) — composer, producer, music video maker, director. President of Reflexmusic и VIVITI.