Inspiration, name-free
Lida
2020s russian hyperpop, glitchy digicore from the 2020s: bitcrushed chiptune leads, blown-out 808s, rapid hi-hat rolls, playful and futuristic in feel. A name-free Suno recipe that reproduces the signature sound without tripping the artist-name filter.
Style: Russian Hyperpop · Related styles: Digicore, Hyperpop, Emo-Pop, Pop-Punk
History
Lida is the stage name of Moscow musician Nikolai Romadov, who mixes pop-rave, hip-hop and hyperpop with a streamer's sense of humour. He studied piano at music school, started a school rock band at fourteen and spent years mixing tracks for rappers before putting out his own songs. For a while he ran a YouTube channel of songs about Dota 2 under the name Lida Mudota, and he also produces the collective Фрио. His albums then arrived in quick succession: Музло из гаражей in February 2021, with guests including S3RL, ЛСП, Slava KPSS and GSPD, then Моё имя Лида that November, Новая рок-звезда in December 2022 with Morgenshtern among the features, and Дак Теилс 3 in 2023, first released as a VK exclusive. The music is fast, loud and deliberately silly: rave synths, sticky choruses, meme references and parody, as on an EP whose title and cover spoofed an Eldar Dzharakhov record. Underneath the jokes sits a trained ear for arrangement, which helps explain why his records keep pulling in guests from very different corners of Russian pop and rap, from Maybe Baby to Slava Marlow.
The recipe
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