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Stanislav Baretsky

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Origin
  
Russia

Parents
  
Valery Baretsky

Role
  
Musician


Name
  
Stanislav Baretsky

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Genres
  
Turbo chanson Rock Russian chanson Rap Experimental music Electronic music Recitative Intelligent dance music Performance art

Albums
  
Elektronschina, Huinya, Khleb, Avrora

Similar People
  
Sergey Shnurov, Yuliya Kogan, Syava, Stas Mikhaylov, Andrei Antonenko

Associated acts
  
Leningrad (band), EU

Music group
  
Leningrad (2005 – 2008)

Stas Baretsky (born 8 March 1972 in Lomonosov, USSR) is a Russian musician. He has worked with the groups Leningrad and EU.

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Bio

Baretsky has worked as a security guard, opened a cafe, and had several other jobs. He wrote poetry as a young man. In 2002 he made songs based on this work. In the period from 2003 to 2004 he recorded two solo albums, Цензура ("Censorship") and Цензура-2 ("Censorship-2"). Some of the songs were played on the radio.

In 2004 he worked with the group named EU. They released an album in 2005, Электронщина (Elektronschina) featuring a stencil of his face on the cover. He performed at concerts with EU in Moscow and St Petersburg. He then worked with the group Leningrad, writing lyrics for a song.

Baretsky is known for his scandalous behaviour, particularly because he often attacks other celebrities on air of different TV shows.

Discography

  • Цензура - Censorship - 2003
  • Цензура-2 - Censorship-2 - 2004
  • Электронщина - Elektronschina - 2005 (with EU (group))
  • Романтик Блядь Коллекшн - Romantic Fucking Collection - 2011
  • Дискотека - Discoteca - 2013
  • Девяностые - Nineties - 2014
  • Filmography

  • 2-Асса-2 2009
  • Жесть Миллионов - Zhest Million - 2010
  • Шапито-шоу - Tent Show - 2011
  • Литейный - Casting - 2011
  • Give me your money- Little Big- 2015
  • References

    Stanislav Baretsky Wikipedia