Education
He finished music school in the class of Percussion instrument.
He finished music school in the class of Percussion instrument.
In 1995 he released the album May God Keep You (Khrani vas bog). The song "Natali" became a huge hit.
In 1997 he released his second album, A Whole Life (Tselaya zhizn), which to had few hits including "Chizhik", "Gololed", "A whole life".[5]
In 2000 he released the album Thank You People, with the major hits "Shelest" and "Nu i chto". At that album was seen the change in Leps's style, with him completely leaving the Shanson and moving to rock music.[2] That year he met Anya, a dancer in the Laima Vaikule ballet who became his wife. At the same time he lost his voice, and went through an operation.
In 2002 he released the album On Strings of Rain (Na strunakh dozhdya), with a major hit "Rumka vodki na stole".[2][5]
In 2004 he released a cover album of songs written by Vladimir Vysotsky in rock versions, Parus. The song "Parus" had a video clip and the album took top places at the selling charts.[6] The second part of the album, Vtoroy was released in 2007 with its presentation concert being held in the Kremlin hall.[5][7]
In 2005 he released a compilation album called Izbranoye... 10 let.
In 2006 he released two albums, both reaching high success. Labirint, with the hits Labirint and Vyuga,[8] and the album V tsentre zemli, with the hit Zamerzayet Solntse. The premier concert for the V tsentre zemli album took place in the Luzhniki Stadium.[1]
In 2007 he released two compilations. I'm Alive (Ya zhivoy, vidioclips), and All My Life - a Road (Vsya moya zhizn - doroga, best songs).[2]
In 2009, about the presentation of the album, "Waterfall ". It includes brand new songs old hits.
In February 2011 took a trio of concerts devoted to the new album "Pince-nez" After a year Leps moved to a different style of music.
