Никита

The name of the singer Nikita is known to all fans of popular music. Dynamic and sensual, unlike anything else, love songs burst into the first lines of the charts so rapidly that neither skeptical music critics nor the artist himself could expect such a success.

Once "sick" with music, the boy still cannot part with it. In 4 years he completed the seven-year program of the music school as an external student. By the age of 12, they talked about him not only in his native Vyatka province, but also abroad. Two years later, he became a soloist in the Song-show musical group. At the age of 15, he took first place in the "Morning Star" competition among young performers of the Vyatka province, and at the age of 17 he left for Moscow and entered the V.I. Gnesins.

Nikita impressed his teacher Vladislav Kononov with the vastness of the range of four octaves, and the memorable timbre.

Nikita's great musical career begins in St. Petersburg. It is in the northern capital that he records the sensational song "Flew Forever", which has become the artist's calling card. DJ Groove takes the singer's recorded material to Moscow in order to show it to influential people in the world of show business, including Yuri Aizenshpis. Aizenshpis immediately noted the extraordinary timbre of the artist, invites Nikita to Moscow and immediately offers him a contract, after which the singer releases his debut album "Flew Forever".

A year after the release of the album, Nikita was recognized by almost all the media as the best performer of the year, and his songs "Flew Forever", "You Came Down from Heaven" and "Once Upon a Time" received the most prestigious awards in show business. "The scandalous and outrageous singer literally shook the Russian show business with his sexual frankness, sensuality and style." This is how all the leading publications reacted.

An accomplished star and the king of outrageous - Nikita (as he was dubbed by all authoritative publications and music critics) releases his second disc "In your love, I will drown." The video for the notorious composition "Hotel", with its sexual frankness, plunged the masses into shock. The rental of the video was banned by the censorship of all Russian channels for openly erotic scenes. In the same year Nikita received the most prestigious Russian award in the field of show business "Golden Gramophone" in the nomination "Singer of the Year" and "Best Song of the Year".

To date, Nikita has already released 4 solo albums - in 2010 the album "Up!" Was released, more than 10 video clips, as well as his own collection of exclusive futuristic glasses and received the title of the most stylish cosmo-futuristic artist in the country.