Shoxrux
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| Shoxrux | |
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| Birth name | Shodmonov Shoxrux O'ktamovich |
| Born | 31 January 1986 |
| Origin | Tashkent, Uzbekistan |
| Genres | Rap, Pop |
| Years active | 2004– |
| Labels | Tarona Records |
| Associated acts | Shahzoda |
| Website | www.shoxrux.com/en/index.php |
Shodmonov Shoxrux O'ktamovich, better known by his stage name Shoxrux, is a rapper, entertainer, and producer in Uzbekistan. He came to fame in 2004 with his song "Hayr bevafo" ("Farewell Unfaithful").
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[edit] Early life
Shoxrux was born on January 31, 1986 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan to O'ktam Shodmonov and Shohida Shodmonova. He has two brothers, Farrux and Xurshid. After graduating from school, he was admitted to Toshkent Davlat Iqtisodiyot Universiteti (Tashkent State Finance University). He first showed singing talent at the age of five.
[edit] Career
Shoxrux's first solo performance was at Tarona 2004, an annual music awards ceremony in Tashkent. His song "Hayot" was well received. After the ceremony, he developed his career and published his second song, "Hayr Bevafo". A video was also made, and aired on Canal 30, a Tashkent-based entertainment channel.
His first album, Balandda, was released in 2005 by Tarona Records. The album became popular among young listeners and was commercially successful. The album's first single, "Balandda" ("Up High"), topped the charts on Uzbek radio channels. The album's second single, "Hayolimdasan", was another success for him and was accompanied by a chart-topping video on Uzbek television. His third single, "Bahtli Bo'l" ("Be happy"), a spoken word track, was praised[by whom?] as a different direction for the music industry in Uzbekistan.Shoxrux and Rakhmat @~ he from Shoxrux group, he also sings the best, in the world
[edit] Later career
After his early success, Shoxrux continued to release new songs and perform on stage. His collaborations with other singers have also been successful, such as his collaboration song with pop star Shahzoda, "Qayt", which was popular with fans and topped the charts. His second album, Bolaligim, was released in 2006. The album was once again commercially and critically acclaimed. Its first single, "Bolaligim" ("My youth"), was a hit in Uzbekistan due to its video, which featured orphans. Bolaligim also featured a duet, "Salom", with his cousin Sarvar, a young rapper. The song was popular in Uzbekistan and topped the charts. The album contains Shoxrux's first Russian hit song, "Etaji--Stairs".
In 2007, Shoxrux took a break from the music industry, upsetting many fans[who?], but he later returned and continued his career. His latest hits include "Xato", "Layli va Majnun", and "Ayriliq". In 2011. shoxrux and Rakhmat In 2011, they made music called O'zing, BOB Bora, Rakhmat made in Uzbekistan
[edit] Personal life
Shoxrux is single and resides in Tashkent. He says that he admires singers like Sherali Jo'rayev and Sevara Nazarkhan. Shoxrux continues to be one of the only vocal performers who sings live instead of lip-syncing.[citation needed]
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[edit] External links
- (English) http://www.shoxrux.com/en/index.php
