Kirill Nezboretsky

Kirill Nezboretsky was born in the city of Chernivtsi in the family of a doctor. He studied at the music school in piano and percussion classes, but never graduated from it.

In 2014, he changed his sound and began working in the trap style. Released the track "True". After that, T-Fest was not heard from for two years.

On January 20, 2016, in his VKontakte group, he announced the reboot of his work and posted the track "Reboot". Moreover, now Kirill had a new appearance, from now on his head had jackets.

A month later, he released the video "Mom Allowed". After that, new singles and clips went one after another, so that the performer was consistently in the field of view of music lovers and the press.

After that, T-Fest disappeared again for half a year, returning with the track “One thing I knew / Exhalation”, which caused a great resonance and scored over 50 million views on YouTube (for 2021). A week later, Kirill presents to the public his first album "0372", the title of which refers to the telephone code of the artist's hometown.

The young performer begins to gain momentum, and various online media begin to notice him, as well as other well-known performers of the CIS, including the Kazakh musician, producer, beatmaker and cybersportsman Scryptonit. The musician invited the guy to record a joint track, and in March 2017 they will present a new video called "Lambada".

Soon, on the advice of Scryptonite, Kirill enters into a contract with the Russian music label Gazgolder, which is owned by Vasily Vakulenko, Evgeny Antimony and others.

In 2018, he presents the studio album "Foreigner".

In 2020, he presents only two mini-albums "Come out and come in normally" and "Love / sad".

On December 7, 2020, the T-Fest documentary “Mom, I'm going home. Prologue". It shows the main events in the life and career of Kirill.