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 Social media star and rapper Fat Nick built an audience with his friend Kevin Pouya on their online The Nick and Pouya Show, posting freestyles and explicit comedic videos. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, the dreadlocked son of Greek and Cuban parents dropped out of high school and started selling drugs. Once Pouya got involved with rap, Nick followed suit. They built an audience independently, releasing their own projects on the Internet and self-touring across America. Initially associated with SpaceGhostPurpp's Raider Klan, the duo formed their own crew, Buffet Boys. After a series of singles, Nick released his debut, Fat Camp, in 2015. The mixtape featured the track "Foogba." The year after, he issued his sophomore effort and first LP, When the Lean Runs Out.
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 Malbec (like the wine) started in 2016 as a project of two former classmates who wanted to make music videos — Roman Varnin and Aleksandr Pyanykh . They ended up expanding into making music, and in 2016 Suzanna Abdulla joined the group. The singer was born in Russia to a dad from Ethiopia and a Russian mother, moved to Ukraine at an early age, and had already participated in a few talent shows on TV by the time she joined Malbec. The band defines their genre as urban pop. In 2018, Malbec issued a new album "New Art." It entered Top-20 of the best albums in Apple Muisc Russia. One of the album's top hits and at the same time one of Malbec’s most popular tracks is called “Indifference”. At Sixteen Tons club the band will perform their fresh album "Roma".
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The virtual community for English-speaking expats and Russians
