amure

Alexey Khatsko is known in the music industry as Amure and DJ.Amure - was born on October 2, 1976 in the city of Obninsk. From Alexey's first works there were remixes to children's songs such as: Teach at school, Twice two four, Winged swings, etc. which entered the rotation on the radio Kidsmusic (Kids-hits). In 2007 he recorded his debut album "Confession", he is the first author's work in style pop music. For the next couple of years she has been engaged only in dance remixes to famous world hits, some of which are used on RTR, STS television. He participates in various competitions, one of which became a winner on gr. Mgk, and receives an offer to work on a new album of the collective. He is a bright participant of the musical portal CJClub. In 2010, he meets a famous singer Alexander Aivazov - the author and performer of such hits as "Lilies" and "Butterfly Moon" and records with him a couple of songs from which "You love me", entered many Russian collections. In the same year, Alexei got acquainted with the well-known and popular Ukrainian singer, poet and composer Maxim Novitsky, with whom he began to work hard to create new songs ("You're One" / "Above the Stars" / "Novy Rik Prishov") remixes ("Dance of Disco" / "Baby tonight" / "Feel and Cry") cover versions and release the album "Disco-Vinaigrette" At the end of 2010, Alexei began his new project in the style of new age under the name "Amure" and recorded in this genre his first album "Fantasy". Over the next three years, three more albums were released: "Instrumental", "Love is the essence of life" and "Experience", which were successfully released by O2label labels and on the Russian resource Newagestyle. By 2014, Alexey is preparing to release the fifth album. Discography 2006 - Kidsremix 2007 - Confession "Confession" 2010 - Disco-Vinaigrette 2010 - Fantasy 2011 - Instrumental 2012 - Love is the essence of life 2013 - Experience Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.