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Birth name
  
Mikhail V. Novitsky

Genres
  
Rock music

Role
  
Singer

Name
  
Mikhail Novitsky

Instruments
  
Acoustic Guitar


Mikhail Novitsky

Born
  
17 December 1963 (age 60) Brailiv, Zhmerynka Raion, Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, Soviet Union (
1963-12-17
)

Associated acts
  
SP Babai, Avtobus, Green Wave

Website
  
Mikhail Novitsky on Facebook

Similar People
  
SP Babaĭ, Vadim Kurylev, Yuri Vizbor, Vladimir Vysotsky

Mikhail V. Novitsky (Russian: Михаил Валентинович Новицкий; born 17 December 1963) is a Russian actor, singer/songwriter and guitarist, who fronts the rock band "SP Babai " (Saint Petersburg), which he formed in 1993 from the ashes of his first band "Avtobus". He is also the organizer of the Vladimir Vysotsky singer-songwriter festival "Lampushka" since 2001. Apart from music, he is an active member of his preservationist group "Green Wave", which he set up to protect St. Petersburg parks and lakes.

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Discography

  • 1996 — «Free flight».
  • 1997 — «With a badge in the head.».
  • 1999 — «Flying star».
  • 2000 — «SP Babai the Best».
  • 2001 — «Lyrical album».
  • 2002 — «Tale about King Arlis».
  • 2002 — «Whack in the heart».
  • 2003 — «Stebalovo».
  • 2004 — «The main song about the different».
  • 2007 — «In the middle of life».
  • 2007 — «Our Vysotsky» (concert-performance, DVD + Book).
  • Participation in Russian political protest movement

    Mikhail Novitsky is a regular participant of the protest movement in Russia. From the middle of the zero's he constantly played at meetings of the democratic opposition in St. Petersburg, where he performed critical songs of his own devoted to the Russian authorities, especially Russian President Vladimir Putin. His song “Putin, skiing, Magadan” in recent years has become the unofficial anthem of the protest movement in St. Petersburg. Putin's regime cancels his concerts in Russia regularly because of irreconcilable political position of Mikhail Novitsky.

    References

    Mikhail Novitsky Wikipedia