Oleksandr Chemerov

Oleksandr "Sasha" Chemerov (born 4 August 1981; Ukrainian: Олександр Валерійович Чемеров, Oleksandr Valeriyovych Chemerov) is the Ukrainian rock musician, songwriter, DJ and the frontman of Ukrainian rock band Dymna Sumish and of US rock band The Gitas. Also, he was the author (both music and lyrics) of the songs for the bands Quest Pistols Show (before 2016) and Agon, for actor, TV presenter and singer Arthur Pirozhkov and for singer Valeria Kozlova, also he was the author of lyrics for songs of English-language album of Ivan Dorn. Music videos of songs written by Sasha Chemerov had hundreds of millions of views on YouTube as of May 2020.

Oleksandr "Sasha" Chemerov
Олександр Чемеров
Background information
Born (1981-08-04) 4 August 1981
Chernihiv, Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine
OriginUkraine
Genresgrunge, alternative, pop rock, pop music, dance music
Occupation(s)musician, singer-songwriter, record-producer, poet, dj
Instrumentsvocal, electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Years active1998–present
Associated acts1998–2012 – Dymna Sumish
2015–present – The Gitas
Websitehttps://www.thegitas.com

Biography

Oleksandr Chemerov was born on August 4, 1981 in Chernihiv a Ukrainian city 148 km (91 mi) north to the capital Kiev. His father was a restaurateur and local politician and mother was stewardess.[1] He begun to play rock music in the age of 14 and in 1998 he founded the band Dymna Sumish which played mainly grunge and already in 1999 won the second place[2] on Chervona Ruta (festival) and in next years won highest places on several another festivals including Woodstock Festival (Poland). The band released three albums: Ty zhyvyi (2005) (Ти живий), V kraini iliuziy (2008) (В країні ілюзій) and Dymna Sumish (2009) (Димна Суміш).

Songwriting

Quest Pistols and Agon

Oleksandr Chemerov was the author of music and lyrics of Ukrainian pop-rock band Quest Pistols Show from its emerging in 2007 to 2015[3] and then he became the author of songs of successor of this band which name is Agon. The Chemerov's songs of Quest Pistols had in May 2020 more than 100 mln views on YouTube in total and about 42 mln views for Agon[4].

Arthur Pirozhkov

In 2010-2018 Oleksandr Chemerov wrote music and lyrics for several songs of very popular (6,6 mln followers of his account in Instagram[5]) Russian actor, TV presenter and singer Arthur Pirozhkov. The Chemerov's songs of Arthur Pirozhkov had in May 2020 more than 100 mln views in Youtube[6].

Valeria Kozlova

In 2010 the album "Dai mne znak" of Russian singer Valeria Kozlova with all 12 Chemerov's songs was released[7]

Ivan Dorn

The lyrics of all songs of the English-language album "OTD" (2017) of Ukrainian singer Ivan Dorn was written by Oleksandr Chemerov.[8]

Moving to USA and The Gitas

In 2012 Oleksandr Chemerov moved from Ukraine to the United States. In January 2015 he founded in Los Angeles the English-language rock band "The Gitas" which released EP "Garland" in 2015 and 13-track album "Beverly Kills" in 2017[9].

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References
  1. "Димна Суміш". emilyrose.6bb.ru.
  2. "Гурт «Димна суміш» – Танцюй Танцюй - 2016 рік - Відео - Червона рута - Всеукраїнський фестиваль сучасної пісні та популярної музики". rutafest.art.
  3. "Бывшие участники группы Quest Pistols: Восемь лет подряд мы пели Я устал - и это действовало на нервы [ВИДЕО]".
  4. Youtube channel of the band Agon
  5. Instagram of Arthur Pirozhkov
  6. Music videos for Pirozhkov's songs written by Chemerov:
  7. "Какое предложение сделал Люк Бессон Лере Козловой?". msk.kp.ru.
  8. Info about an album on the official site of Ivan Dorn Archived 23 July 2018 at the Wayback Machine (in Russian) Retrieved 24 November 2017.
  9. Meet Sal Ramazzini and Sasha Chemerov of The Gitas in Shadow Hills
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