Яжевика

Blackberry. Victoria Kotorova. When the girl was 6 years old, she was sent to a music school. Vika wrote her first piece for piano in the 1st grade of a music school and began attending composition lessons. At the age of 10, Vika saw a program on TV in which it was told about a girl to whom her parents wrote songs - her mother was poetry, and her father was music. After the transfer, Vika asked Mom to write her a poem, to which she would then put music. Mom answered: "Daughter, I don't have time for this now. Try it yourself!" So at the age of 10, Vika wrote her first song, which was symbolically called "Dawn". Then there were piano and vocal competitions, concerts and a stage! scene! Vika just loved the scene! Dad taught how to move beautifully, mother's friend taught vocals. The stage and performances - that's what Vika was interested in during her school years. There weren't many friends, but they were the best. And almost all of them were passionate about music. At the age of 11, Vika was deeply addicted to rock music, "Nirvana" and "Guns N 'Roses" sounded in the headphones of a little cute girl. At the same time, she begins to dream of creating her own rock band.

At 15, Victoria entered the Kazan Musical College. In the former school, Vicki is very happy that a bully and a rowdy, who had to get away with everything because of victories in various contests and the title "Face of the School", finally left them. Having entered the conductor-choir department with a high passing score (in the footsteps of her mother), Vika quits her studies without completing her final year, and moves with her rock group to Moscow in the hope of conquering the capital and the vast homeland with her positive, cheerful and touching creativity.

In Moscow, Vika and the musicians create a group that includes: guitarist Dima Larionov, drummer Kostya Surkov. Some time later, keyboardist Marsel Miftakhov and bassist Denis Sattarov joined the group. Marcel and Vika studied together at the Kazan School of Music at different courses and knew each other for a long time. Together, the guys began painstaking and thorough work on their musical material.

At the same time, Yazhevika herself writes poetry and music for her songs, and is also the author of such well-known compositions as: "There are no secrets", "Lonely", "One love", "The sky is the color of milk" singer MakSim; “I promise” by Polina Gagarina; "Throw" the singer Yolki, etc.