Bajinda (BBTEL)

RU

Dance, Disco, Easy-list., Eurodance, House, Instrumental, Italo house, Jazz, Lounge, R&B

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From the Volga's Banks to Moscow: RBE, NVG, Tapeaters, and Bajinda

These performers come from two locations: Moscow and the banks of the Volga. They're connected not so much by parallel or local scenes as by the sense of landscape. A single - enormous - country links isolated efforts.

Three Southern Views of House: Minianimal, Joss, and Alla Farmer

These house DJs and producers have either worked or published together. What separates them, though, are the ways in which they view their workplace - either as a realm of competition or as a happier sphere of collaboration.

Rok-Gryzuny, Bajinda behind the Enemy Lines, and Harajiev Smokes Virginia!

These three ensembles, from St Petersburg, Samara, and Kazan, form a telling snapshot of rock's significance in Russia. Not as a tool of adult protest, but as an opportunity to celebrate the present - before actuality sets in

An Aesthetic Born of Friendship: Alla Farmer and Lena Deen

Two of Russia's finest DJs are close friends from the southern town of Samara: Alla Farmer and Lena Deen. Together they celebrate the benefits of living far from Moscow's noise and nastiness

From the Banks of the Volga to Moscow's Dancefloors: Kammerton

DJ Kammerton (aka Stepan Chernov) is from the distant city of Ulyanovsk; his biographical materials mention this fact with pride. His career, though, begins with some determined steps towards Moscow

In Search of a Musical Princess: 7B, Zilpert, Nice Cliques, and TGDM

Several days ago, we looked at the theme of endurance in Slavic rock music. That same topic leads to a certain attitude towards the passage of time; we offer four examples, all the way from Moscow to а southern village

Alla Farmer: A Natural Evolution from Lounge to the Living Room

When speaking of Alla Farmer, two things should be established ASAP. Thankfully, Miss Farmer hits both targets at the outset of her most basic biographical sketch: "I was born and raised in Samara, Russia. I play in Bajinda Behind the Enemy Lines." We paid some attention to the members of Bajinda...

Bajinda behind the Enemy Lines

Issue #1: What on earth does this band's name mean? Any attempt to Google the word "bajinda" will produce a series of suggested alternatives, rather than an answer. When pressed by a Russian journalist to explain at least the first word of the ensemble's collective title, their bassist (Kost...