DMC's
Singer/rapper
Teddy-B
Banz
17-04-1985
Moscou
Russian Federation
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The Group "DMC's" was established December 26, 2005. Initially the team consisted of four African-American performers. Their debut single , "Sexy Lady" was an instant hit to both the Russian and international market. Their sophmore single "White or Black" made the group even more popular in Russia.The DMC's started performing in restaurants and cafes in the city of Nizhny Novgorod. during this time the group had changed: and now included two Executives - ChiyembeKezo Jonasi,also known as Crimez, and Banz Kiyindou, known as Teddy-B. The group then went on to performing in clubs and orgnanized events in and around the city. amoung The first clubs to form performance ontracts with the DMCs,
were Diamond, Rocco and Picasso.
the DMC's have performed the opening act for the group casta once in 2007 at club Rocco and the second time in the city of Kazan in the club Hermitage.
During this time the group was actively involved in the music industry of Nizhny Novgorod, and many other Russian cities.
In 2008, DMC's released their first mixtape, which included 17 tracks, which featured fan favorites "Sexy Lady" and "White or Black".
In 2009, a group of DMC's vocals featured Russian Svetlana mud, known as Lana, winner of the International Vocal Competition "mischievous Spring" and the Nizhny Novgorod contest "Light Your Star in" Fantasy ". In the same year the group participated in the Moscow competition
"G-Next" and ranked it third. This is a musical competition held at the Moscow club «Teatro».
Today the group includes three DMC's members - Crimez, rapper and bitmeyker of Malawi, Teddy-B, a rapper and singer from Congo, and Lana, a vocalist from the city of Severodvinsk. All the band members themselves compose their rap-party and vocals.
DMC's working with producer Andrew Leyriha center. The group is working on recording their first album, and actively supports the popular places in Nizhny Novgorod ,Moscow and the country.
On the organization of concerts:
8-906-353-95-72 Vladmir lukashenko