Jasur Gaipov
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Jasur Gaipov | |
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Birth name | Jasur Mansurovich Turaev |
Born | Tashkent, Uzbek SSR, USSR | 25 February 1988
Genres | pop music, rock music, Rhythm and blues |
Occupation(s) | singer, |
Years active | 2004–present |
Labels | Tarona Records, JG group |
Website | jg |
Jasur Mansurovich, Gaipov (Uzbek: G'oipov Jasur Mansurovich; 25 February 1988 in Tashkent) is a Uzbek singer. Gaipov has more than 35 compositions in his repertoire. He speaks Uzbek, Russian, English, Turkish, Azerbaijani and Tajik.
Biography[]
Jasur Gaipov was born on 25 February 1988 in Tashkent city. Jasur is the youngest, the fifth child in Gaipov's family. Jasur was close to the creative world from his childhood. His mother magnificently played on piano and she dreamed her youngest son would also learn to play on this instrument. So it happened, that Jasur at the age of 3 years started to play on piano. Jasur is big fan of the King of pop music Michael Jackson and legendary Uzbek group "Bolalar". At the age of 11 years, he performed Tukhta shoshma (Wait, don't hurry) song at one of the festivals in the Theater after Alisher Navoi in Tashkent, and in 1998 the song" Men sevaman" (I love) on " Bolalar – show" in Tashkent, in the summer hall of the Turkistan Palace. In 2004 Jasur released his first song "Dustim" (Friend) and in the same year, recorded his first studio album of the same name. After recording his first album, parents of Jasur insisted that he renounced creativity and engaged in jurisprudence. However, during his study Jasur released a few songs. After the graduation, he decided to open his own business and this venture a success. But even as a young entrepreneur, he realized how much he was drawn into the world of a creative nature, and in 2011 he again embarks on a path to the vast expanses of the creative.
…Finally, the most important thing – is to be honest with ourselves and our loved ones and hard work. That is now, not tomorrow. Dare. Fight. Improve and cultivates your talent. Be the best at what you do. Explore about your activity more than anyone alive. Use the tools to feed yourself – whether it's books or a floor to dance or water to swim. Wherever it was – it's yours. That's what I always try to remember…
Education[]
Jasur finished his secondary education in the school №20 where already shown himself to be an active and talented student, taking part in all creative school activities. In 2005 he entered the Tashkent State University of Law and graduated in 2009.
Career[]
In 2004, Gaipov released his first song, "Dustim" (My friend). It is what inspired him to further compositions such as "Kelaqol" (Let's come), "Bu qora kuzlar" (These black eyes), "Bir gap bular" (Let's see), "Tushimda" (In my dream), "Oshiqman" (I'm in love), "Kel endi jonim" (Come to me my life), "Yuq kerak emas" (No, it's no need), "Taqdir shu ekan" (It's a destiny), "Kurmadim" (I didn't see), "Talpinaman" (I'm going forward), "Gunokh emasmu" (It's not a sin). In 2004 Jasur Gaipov introduced to the musical world his first studio album "Dustim" (My friend) and recovered in a tour around the regions of Uzbekistan. In 2006 the single "Qaytma" (Don't back) and later shot a video. Thanks to this work, taken from the repertoire of the Uzbek "King of Rock", Artist of Uzbekistan, Jasur's uncles – Davron Gaipova, the rock stream was born in Uzbekistan. In 2007 he released a song in Russian, Ya tak hochu k tebe (I want to see you), which is very fond by Uzbek listener. In early 2011, the musical community get to know with another creature of Jasurkhon – "Men yolgizman" (I'm alone). Jasur Shametov, talented Uzbek video maker, shot a video on this song.. In the same year Jasur and Vagif Zakirov recorded the single "Jim jim" (Quiet quiet). In 2012, together with the video maker Umid Normurodov, videos on singles "Men yolgizman" (I'm alone) and "Aytmadim" (I didn't say) were shot. In 2013, no less popular songs Ayrilaman (I'm parting), Kel kel (Come come) and Tukhta shoshilmagin (Wait, don't hurry) (taken from the repertoire of Davron Gaipov) was released of the next. In 2013, he released his second studio album "Ayrilaman" (I'm parting). In 2014 came out the singles "Ming Afsus" (Many regrats), "Yani" (It means), "Bu yomgir emas" (It's not a rain), "Vaqt" (Time), "Kerak emas" (No need), "Ming Afsus" (Many regrats) (Remix) and the video for the song "Kel kel" (Come come). It is planned to shoot videos on songs "Ming Afsus" (Many regrats) (Remix) and "Vaqt" (Time). At the same time it's creating a number of musical works in English. Currently Jasur Gaipov is working on albums in three different languages and planning to start acting in films.
Discography[]
Studio albums[]
My friend
- Released: 2004
- Label: «Tarona Records»
- Producer: Djamshid Khodjiniyazov
- Singles: «Kelaqol» («Let`s come»), «Bu qora kuzlar» («These black eyes»), «Bir gap bular» («Let`s see»), «Tushimda» («In my dream»), «Oshiqman» («I`m in love»), «Kel endi jonim» («Come to me my life»), «Yuq kerak emas» («No, it's no need»), «Taqdir shu ekan» («It's a destiny»), «Kurmadim» («I didn`t see»), «Talpinaman» («I`m going forward»), «Gunokh emasmu» («It's not a sin»)
«Ayrilaman» («I`m parting»)
- Released: 2013
- Label: «JG group»
- Producer: Djamshid Khodjiniyazov
- Singles: «Kerak emas» («No need»), «Ming afsus» (Remix) («Many regrats»), «Kel kel» («Come come»), «Bu yomgir emas» («It's not a rain»), «Vaqt» («Time»), «Afsus» («Nujen») («Regret», «Need»), «Yoq» («No»), «Ayrilaman» («I`m parting»), «Give into me», «Yani» («It means»), «Tukhta» («Wait»)
Videography[]
Year | Video | Director |
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2009 | Qaytma (Don't back) | Olim Mirzaev |
2009 | Xushro'y (Beautiful) | |
2011 | Yolg'izman (remix) ("I'm alone") | Jasur Shametov |
2012 | Yolg'izman (original) (I'm alone) | Umid Normurodov |
2012 | Aytmadim (I didn't say) | Laziz Ganiev |
2014 | Bu yomg'irmas (It's not a rain) | Jasur Shametov |
2015 | Ne bo′ldi (What happened) |
External links[]
- 1988 births
- Ethnic Uzbek people
- Living people
- 21st-century Uzbekistani male singers
- People from Tashkent