Through it all, Mr. Bitus maintains the calm exterior required of a lounge exponent. 

Here the traveling began in earnest; tours were conducted around Russia, Ukraine, Holland, Germany, and the Baltics. Bitus would also work on music for some of Russia's biggest feature films of the last few years. Employment as a DJ in various nightclubs and fashion show management have both kept him close to Moscow, although endeavors in related fields (animation soundtracks, for example) also mean that his ties with Minsk are never completely severed.

He first encountered Ms. Goroshko when remixing a track for her own outfit, Tanin Jazz; that material, too, found its way to the silver screen over time... Also from Belarus and classically trained (as a conductor), Goroshko has been combining her own academic expertise with contemporary fields since 2002. The direction of her those efforts is - in her own words - always informed by "good taste and a passion for creative experimentation." — David MacFadyen,

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"These tracks are different from both TaninJazz and Stepan’s former projects (DrumEcstasy among others) as they combine live instruments with fat synths, the artificial and the natural, melancholy and naivety, the hot and the cold. You can dance to them, you can work to them, you can [bleep] to them…  they are a breath of fresh air.

My favorite is Let The Feeling Flow which is as airy as the title, weightless, floating, out-of-this-world. Memory is moody and Tanya sounds like a jaded, languid feline (she talks like a cat too, purring into the receiver), the whole track is a long, lazy meow in music language… Heavenly is sensual and mechanical at the same time, idyllic and hypnotic, dripping drops of dew into one’s ear, perfect for the clubs, but not out of place in a steamy bedroom with ‘Let me down there, please’ repeated pleas… I Do is the strangest track, a bit alienated, with Tanya’s whispers barely human, with live guitars and cascading synths, cutting through the air like miniature saws… Gravitation, an instrumental track, with distinct club beats, comes as if from below the waters deep, bubbling and burping from underneath, drawing pretty ripples on the no-more-still surface. For something so distinctly electronic this has some old-fashioned, vintage soul. Finally, something fresh." -   Sviatlana Piatakova, Lyricist 

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