Ti Theloune Ta Matia Sou - Music Videos

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"Ti Theloune Ta Matia Sou" included the original duet between Katy and Exis, and also another two remixes of the song; the Club Mix and the Night Mix. In producing the video clip to this song, Sony Music decided to use the club mix which was much more audience friendly, in that it was upbeat and signature of music at the period of time.

Although the club mix, which was the work of remixer Dimitris Paizis did not feature the band Exis, the film clip and track became a smash hit on the charts and made many other appearances, including winning "Best Filmclip of The Year" at the 2002 Pop Corn Music Awards.

The film clip itself was directed by one of Phoebus's main collaborators, Kostas Kapetanidis. It was shot in October 2000 and released shortly thereafter, showcasing a "steaming hot Katy" in many different abstract scenes and interesting theming.

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