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There are several artists with the name Lenin.

1) LENIN, a.k.a. Jeroen De Pauw, is a singer/songwriter hailing from Gent, Belgium, currently residing in Brussels.

2) Lenin is a project built around Andrey, a multitalented artist : as well vocalist, rapper & dancer. The exclusive producer, songwriter and arranger of project is equally multitalented Yuri Chernavsky. He had been writing the songs for many Russian pop stars since the begining of 80's. Before 1990 he was the co-owner of studio Record, where he used to work with pop singers. In the beginning of 90's he left Record and went to Germany. In 1994 Chernavsky took part to the project Mark'Oh (Tears Don't Lie, Never Stop That Feeling) at studio How's That Music Prod. GmbH. Since 1995 and to this day he's been living and working in Hollywood.

In april 1994 Yuri Chernavsky invited Andrey in Germany to record two songs for a musical project of the company Max C International Incorporation. The English and German musicians were frankly surprised when they saw a guy from Russia who was able to work in the popular eurodance style and to sing so well in English. The recording of songs followed quickly. The result was so amazing that the decision to record a whole album was soon taken.

Among the artists who collaborated with Andrey to the album, were Samira Besic herself (maybe on the track Get Up An Dance), Bruce & Bongo ("Geil"), the rapper Smi Ling from New York, and the African singer Coffee.

The best tracks from the album Magic Tour are probably Mystery, Get Up An Dance and At Your Desire, 3 powerful eurodance tracks. 4 Tea 4 You is the eurodance remake of the single Everybody Gonfi-Gon, originally performed by Two Cowboys. One video was shot, for the single Mystery. The album was released under the label Pikosso records / How's That Music Prod. GmbH.

3) Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (1870-1924), more widely known under his nom de plume Vladimir Lenin, was a central figure in the 1917 October Revolution, becoming the head of the Russian SFSR and from 1922 the USSR. .