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SunSay (correct pronunciation /sæn'sei/) is a Ukrainian fusion-funk-reggae music band founded in 2007 by Andriy Zaporozhets, a Ukrainian singer-songwriter and front man of the "5'nizza" group. The band's initial stock of songs was based on reworked tracks of the unreleased third album of 5'nizza. SunSay performs songs in Russian, Ukrainian, and English.

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musical ensemble
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Ukraine
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sunsay.name
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Sunsay Frontman by Nina Marchenko.jpg
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2007-00-00
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SunSay (correct pronunciation /sæn'sei/) is a Ukrainian fusion-funk-reggae music band founded in 2007 by Andriy Zaporozhets, a Ukrainian singer-songwriter and front man of the "5'nizza" group. The band's initial stock of songs was based on reworked tracks of the unreleased third album of 5'nizza. SunSay performs songs in Russian, Ukrainian, and English.

==History== SunSay as a musical project, was founded in 2007, when Andriy Zaporozhets took a decision to expand musical capacity of 5'nizza. In the course of album recording, the world saw a new music album "SunSay", released by the newly formed similarly-named music band, with Andrew Zaporozhets as founder and front man.

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