In June 2003 Maria Tarasevich issued her CD titled Ty (You). The CD includes ten songs written by Mariya Tarasevich in cooperation with Konstantin Arsenev (lyricist), Aleksander Oltsman (composer) and Andrey Khripunov. The CD was recorded in Vladimir Osinskiy’s studio and in Salam Studio in the city of Tver. The concept author and sound producer is Evgeniy Usatyuk, mixing by Vladimir Osinkiy, CD mastering by Evgeniy Kosenkov. The CD style is a mixture of jazz and Latino music in modern arrangements. The slow arrangements about love written by Maria herself are particularly good.

In May 1997 EXTRAPHONE issued the first solo CD and MC titled Black Silk. Vladimir Matetskiy and Vladimir Baranov (executive producer and lyricist) participated in the recording. The CD includes ten songs with music written by V. Matetskiy and M. Tarasevich. Song arrangements were done by A. Ivanov, V. Mukhin and A. Shantin. Maestro Paganini song was used as a basis for a music video, with E. Serduykovskiy as director (video Osen for Litsey group) and M.Osadchiy as cameraman. The CD was recorded in the studio of Lev Leshchenko and its quality surpassed all expectations of the critics, including the leading music critic in the country Artemiy Troitskiy.

In November 1996 Maria Tarasevich and MKS Big Band of Anatoly Kroll recorded a CD V dzhaze tolko devushki (Some like it hot). Big Band was established in 1993 and gathered the best Moscow jazz musicians and singers. It became the leading jazz band in Russia. The CD V dzhaze tolko devushki is a part of the Jazz Nostalgia series, consisting of three CDs (V dzhaze tolko devushki, Dni Vina i Roz (Wine and Rose Days) and Killer Joe), was issued by Souyz recording company.