Батыр

Singer, composer, musician, virtuoso saxophonist Batyr Shukenov has been known to the Russian public for over twenty years. People's love for the artist came when the inhabitants of the USSR heard the first songs of the Alma-Ata group A-Studio - "White River", "Stop, Night", "Soldier of Love", "These Warm Summer Days", "Unloved", and, of course same, all-Union hit "Julia".

After 13 years of work in the "A-Studio" group, Batyr created his own solo project. On the territory of Kazakhstan, the artist released three albums: "Otan ana", "Your steps" and "Batyr @ XMZ", as well as a DVD with a concert performance in the Palace of the Republic and clips - "Batyr Live".

Since 2009 Batyr has been the UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in Kazakhstan.

Today Batyr has 5 albums, two of which were released in May and June of this year.

"Caution, dear girl!" and "Everything will pass ..." is the name of these two discs, the first of which was named with the light hand of Alla Borisovna Pugacheva.

Like Batyr's previous works, all the tracks of the new albums are distinguished by musical grace, irony, subtle soulful lyrics, a curious approach to the selection of musical material and the highest professionalism of everyone who participated in the work on the records.

The compositions "Your Steps", "A Few Tears and My Love", "Caution, Sweet Girl" and "Above the Clouds" have already earned the love and recognition of the general public. Tracks are actively rotated on Russian radio stations.

In October 2010, under the strict guidance of the well-known clip maker, Vlad Opelyants, who worked on such films as "12", "Burnt by the Sun 2", etc., in Los Angeles, a video clip for Batyr's new autumn lyric composition "Letters" was filmed ...