List of artists by letter «Х» - Biography and discography, all albums and songs

Khabib (full name — Khabib-Rakhman Sabirovich Sharipov; born June 1, 1990, Kazan, Tatar ASSR, USSR) is a Russian singer, songwriter and video blogger. He rose to widespread fame following the release of «Ягода малинка», which became one of the biggest Russian-language pop hits of 2020–2021. Before pursuing music professionally, Sharipov spent several years working in the police as a forensic specialist. At the same time, he recorded covers of popular songs and shared them on social media. In 2018, Khabib left the police, moved from Kazan to Moscow and took part in the TNT music show «ПЕСНИ». His repertoire is built primarily around pop music, with elements of dance-pop, acoustic pop and contemporary digital-era pop production. In addition to…

Husky (real name — Dmitry Nikolayevich Kuznetsov) is a Russian rap artist, poet, director, and media artist—one of the most recognizable figures of the postmodern and “dark” strand of Russian hip-hop culture. His work blends bleak imagery, social critique, street realism, austere lyricism, and deep cultural allusions. Early Years Husky was born on February 7, 1993, in Ulan-Ude (Buryatia). From an early age he was drawn to literature, audiovisual experiments, rap culture, and 20th-century Russian poetry. After school he moved to Moscow, where he enrolled at the Faculty of Journalism at Moscow State University (MSU), studying media, propaganda, and political communication—key themes that later surfaced in his lyrics. Beginnings Husky’s first notable…

«Turetsky Choir» — a unique Russian vocal and musical ensemble founded in the late 1980s that has become one of the most famous vocal projects in Russia. The ensemble is led by People’s Artist of the Russian Federation Mikhail Turetsky. The group combines elements of classical, sacred, world, ethnic and pop music, creating a high-level multi-voice show. Formation of the ensemble (1989) The story begins in 1989, when graduate of the Gnessin State Musical and Pedagogical Institute Mikhail Turetsky was commissioned to create a professional male choir based at the Moscow Choral Synagogue. The task was to revive and develop European sacred music in the USSR — a tradition that had been almost completely lost in the Soviet era. The first lineup was formed from:…