EMIN sings a duet with Russian composer
WThe music video "My Azerbaijan" was finally premiered, Trend Life reported.
The idea of creating such a duet arose spontaneously.
Maxim Fadeev has already wrote the songs for Emin. But this time Azerbaijani singer and Russian composer sang a duet.
In this work, the musicians managed to display the same warm attitude towards their homeland and home, which goes beyond a certain city or country.
By the way, Maxim Fadeev will give his first solo concert in Baku.
The concert will take place at the Baku Congress Center on February 16.
As part of Zhara Live project, the ex-soloist of Serebro girls band Olga Seryabkina will become a special guest at the solo concert of the Russian songwriter Maxim Fadeev.
The song " My Azerbaijan" has become special for him for many reasons.
"I am a Soviet man. And this is the main definition. I was born in the USSR and I love Azerbaijan, just as I love Russia and my hometown. For me, this is one country where different, but dear to me people live," said Fadeev.
"When my friend Emin asked me to write this song and perform a duet I was happy to do it with him," he added.
For Emin Agalarov, the music making in the studio of the Russian composer is filled with originality and uniqueness.
"When you are in the studio with Maxim Alexandrovich, you realize that you are now present at the creation of something unique. He sits down at the instrument, closes his eyes, puts his hands on the keys, throws his head back a little and at the same time begins to play and sing ... This is a magic that only he owns. He put his heart into this song, and it is imbued with the spirit of Maxim Fadeev. We look forward to his concert in Baku, and I will definitely be there! Since this is the second solo concert of Maxim for the first time in 25 years (after Moscow), I am very glad that it takes place in my hometown," said Emin.
The author of the music is Maxim Fadeev. The lyrics were written by Olga Seryabkina and Maxim Fadeev. The director is Yuri Yarushnikov, cameraman-Mikhail Solovyov, film editor -Anton Pavlov, productionXO Studio.
Born in Baku, incredibly talented musician moved with his family to Russia at the age of four. After graduating from high school in New Jersey, Emin enrolled in Marymount Manhattan College (New York.) He graduated at the top of his class, delivering a thesis on “Business Management in the Field of Finance".
Agalarov's interest in music began in the high school years in the United States. After graduating from high school, he returned to Russia, where he continued composing songs. In 2005 he began working with his vocal and music teacher, the renowned Azerbaijani singer Muslim Magomayev, to whom he pays tribute in his concerts.
His first studio album, Still, was released in 2006, selling in the first six months 70,000 copies in Russia, and an additional 30,000 in CIS countries.
Emin's media appearances include BBC Breakfast, Extra, ITV's Daybreak, Fox, Entertainment Tonight, Pro 7, The Today Show, E!, among others. He's been featured in The Sunday Times, The Sun, Bilt, Wall Street Journal, The Independent, GQ, Esquire, OK!, among others.
In 2016, Emin was awarded as the Most Stylish Musician of the Year.
Over the past couple of years, EMIN performed at large musical contests, including the Eurovision 2012, "Miss Universe 2013, the 2014 World Music Awards, and also on the Olympic Games in Sochi on the same year.
He is also one of the organizer of summer music festival "Zhara" which has turned into annual gathering of celebrities.
Moreover, Emin Agalarov was awarded with the title of People's Artist Azerbaijan and honorary badge on July 31.
Maxim Fadeev is well known to the public for his collaboration with famous Russian singers , among them Serebro, Gluk’oZa, Yulia Savicheva, Nargiz Zakirova and many others.
After great success as a music producer, Fadeev was also successful as a television producer of the second season of the Russian talent show Star Factory.
Fadeev established his own recording company, Monolit Records, in 2003. Located in Moscow, it soon became one of the most influential recording companies in Russia, as well as in the states of the former USSR.