JONY’s “Лали” is a pop confessional that captures the dizzying highs and heartbreaking lows of a love you only appreciate once it slips away. The singer looks back on a relationship so uplifting it felt like the two of them were literally flying above the gray, ordinary crowd. His beloved Lali is painted as something almost other-worldly, someone who gave without ever asking for anything in return. Together they ignored every obstacle, “two sides of the same coin,” until his own carelessness brought their flight crashing down.
Now he wanders alone, duller than the masses he once pitied, standing outside her door and hoping for a second chance. The chorus becomes an urgent plea: “Come back to me, my Lali!” It is equal parts regret, admiration, and romantic persistence, reminding listeners that genuine love is both a gift and a responsibility. In short, “Лали” turns a catchy pop groove into a heartfelt lesson about valuing what— and who— makes your world feel limitless.
JONY, born Jahid Afrail oglu Huseynli in 1996 in Baku, Azerbaijan, is a celebrated singer and songwriter based in Moscow, Russia. Known for his smooth blend of Russian pop, hookah rap, and contemporary R&B, he first gained widespread acclaim with hits like "Alley" and "Comet," which topped charts and amassed millions of views on YouTube.
Winner of the second season of Russia's "The Masked Singer" and multiple prestigious awards including the Golden Gramophone, JONY has become a standout voice in modern Russian music. In 2024, he took on the role of coach on "The Voice Kids," sharing his musical expertise with the next generation. His heartfelt lyrics and captivating performances have earned him a devoted fan base across Russian-speaking countries.