IN'R'VOICE

Denny is a legend of the electronic music scene in Russia and the UK. He became fascinated with music in the 1980s, inspired by Kraftwerk and Depeche Mode. In 1993, his project Inner Voice appeared on Radio Maximum, and in 1995 it received the “Artiada” award. After moving to London, Denny released dozens of singles and the album Resonance Metaphizix at Abbey Road Studios. Later came Digital Shamanism and The Scent Of Russian Dream, named Album of the Year and sold at HMV alongside Madonna and Björk. His releases appeared on System Recordings, Cosmicleaf Records, and many international labels. As Den Kozlov, he recorded albums with Samantha Farrell and released over a hundred tracks. Under the alias Denny Kay, he produced hundreds of releases, including Storm, featured in Spotify Techno Top 2021. Beyond techno, he works with ambient, IDM, and experimental eclecticism (Karmahacker, Noise Robots, Record Needle Injection). He collaborated with folk ensembles Kladets and the State Ensemble “Russia” named after Lyudmila Zykina, merging electronics with folk traditions. Highlights include a performance at St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, a concert at the Museum of Cosmonautics, and the album Cosmos Of Illusions.