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Oleg Nejlik better known as just Oleg (born 24 August 1984 in Moscow) is a Swedish singer of Russian origin[1] and based in Åkersberga, Sweden, who took part in Idol 2011, the eight season of the Swedish version of Idol. He sang "Elektropop", his own composition in the audition of in the premiere show on 4 September 2011 and was an instant success.[2] The same week, a studio version of the song was released by Universal Music and debuted at #33 on Sverigetopplistan, the official Swedish Singles Chart (dated 9 September 2011). Despite his success, Oleg Nejlik did not make...

Oleg Kuular was the first Tuvan musician to perform throat singing in the United States. He was born in Iskra village in 1958. He learned to throat-sing from the grand master Kara-sai Ak-ool and was one of this best students. He has been a member of Shu-de, in which, besides singing, he played harp, igil and khomous. .

There are at least 5 artists sharing this name: 1) Black metal band based in the North of Scotland. Formed in September 2003, the debut EP "From Lofty Peaks..." was released in February 2010. The following 4-way split with Phaleg, Diversis & Denizens was released in 2013. Another split with Edinburgh based masters of noise, Wraiths, will be released in Summer 2014. Vostok is heavily influenced by Scottish history, especially the period immediately preceding the the Highland Clearances through to the resulting Diaspora. The debut EP is now sold out but can be downloaded at: http://vostoksounds.bandcamp.com/ http://www.myspace.com/vostoksounds http://www.facebook.com/Vostoksounds 2) Montreal...

Oleg Fesov, born in 1963 in Badakhshan, Tadjikistan, describes his music as “an attempt to present the musical ideas of Badakhshan and the Pamir mountains to the rest of the world”. It is the intense and emotionally charged musical expression of Fesov’s voice, combined with oriental string and percussion instruments, which represents traditional music from his home country. In early 1990s in the middle of ethnic war, he left Tadjikistan and lived in emigration in Moscow, Russia then Almaty, Kasakhstan and later left to Germany, but always felt strongly connected to his home country and his ancestors from the Pamir...