t.A.T.u.

Info The Russian musical collective, t.A.T.u., features Lena Katina (vocals), Yulia Volkova (vocals), Sven Martin (keyboard), Troy MacCubbin (guitars), Steve Wilson (drums), Domen Vajevec (bass). The band was formed in Moscow in 1999. It is the most successful Russian group of all (...)

Info The Russian musical collective, t.A.T.u., features Lena Katina (vocals), Yulia Volkova (vocals), Sven Martin (keyboard), Troy MacCubbin (guitars), Steve Wilson (drums), Domen Vajevec (bass). The band was formed in Moscow in 1999. It is the most successful Russian group of all time, with multiple chart-topping songs and millions of albums sold worldwide, including over 5 million copies of their debut album 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane.

The four letters, t.A.T.u. (pronounced [ta’tu]), stand for love and freedom, which was sincerely shown by the sprightly redhead Lena Katina and the fierce brunette Julia Volkova. During t.A.T.u.’s ten years together, the two provoking and talented beauties have sold 8 million albums, played to audiences of up to 50,000 fans and caused a hell of a worldwide ruckus.

After their debut single “Ys Soshla S Uma” (Russian version of “All the Things She Said”) was released in December, 2000, their debut album 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane went platinum in Europe, catapulting the duo to international fame. The album’s lead single “All the Things She Said” spent four consecutive weeks at the top of the UK Singles Chart and reached #20 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The album peaked at #13 on the Billboard 200.

In 2005 they released Dangerous and Moving and its Russian counterpart, Lyudi Invalidy, which went Platinum in Russia. In 2006 t.A.T.u. released a compilation album, The Best.

In 2007 “All the Things She Said” reached #13 on the Top 200 UK Singles Chart, “Not Gonna Get Us” reached #27 and “All About Us” reached #18. The group released the studio album, Vesyolye Ulybki, in October 2008 and Waste Management, in December 2009.

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