Kraski

Singer

Граммофон Мьюзик,
Сергей Савин (Краски, Serkan),
Monolith Publishing Co,
Real Records

Kraski is a Russian-language pop, eurodance music band from Belarus. The producer of the band "Kraski" and the author of all songs is Alexei Voronov. The band was created on January 1, 2001 in Minsk, and since 2003 is based in Moscow. The first line-up of the band consisted of Oksana Kovalevskaya (vocals), Olga Guseva (choreography), Vasily Bogomya (keys) and Andrey Chigir (keys).In the period of 2003-2004 four albums were released: "I Love You, Sergey", "Orange Sun", "Spring" and "Those Who Love". In the title each album was assigned a different color - red, orange, blue and purple . At the end of 2004 a joint work with Andrey Gubin - "Those Who Love" was released. In 2006, Oksana Kovalevskaya left the group Kraski and began a solo career. In 2010 a new soloist Marina Ivanova appeared in the band Kraski and started recording the sixth album. Afisha magazine named the single "Big Brother" one of the most remarkable and memorable hits in Russian music for the last 20 years. At the moment the band "Kraski" exists, but there has been no news about recording new material since 2012.