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Fans love this singer for her sincerity and versatility. Utah has songs in the genres of rock, chanson and folklore. She sings romances and punk-grunge compositions. The performer also became famous as a composer and author of soundtracks for popular films. She has memorable songs for the TV series “Soldiers”, “Students”, “The Lavrova Method” and a dozen other top-rated film projects.

Critics greet Utah's new albums with interest because the singer does not repeat herself, appearing in a new image each time. And fans of all ages enjoy attending the performer’s concerts, receiving a huge charge of energy, love and positivity.

Childhood and youth

Anna Vladimirovna Semina was born in Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg) in the summer of 1979 into a creative family. The mother of the future performer Utah is an opera singer, so classical music became a kind of background for Anna’s childhood and youth. Parents, noticing the musical abilities of their little daughter, sent her to learn to play the flute. The girl took the course and at the age of 11 began to learn a new instrument - the piano. At the same age, Anya began to sing, shocking her mother: her daughter gave preference not to the classics, but to chanson, revered in the working-class quarter of Sverdlovsk, where the family lived.

His passion for music was not the only one: Utah attended the swimming pool and rhythmic gymnastics classes. But the genes won: the daughter focused on musical creativity. The girl became so interested in the piano that she continued to master the instrument in the capital’s Gnesinka. Anna entered the school without having completed her musical education in piano. Her family did not believe that she would be able to succeed in this field, but Anya demonstrated amazing determination and hard work: the piano department of the school named after. She graduated from Gnessins with honors.

After graduating from music school, Utah again surprised her family: she lost interest in the piano and took up jazz vocals. The girl took her first steps in this musical direction in her third year at Gnesinka. Tatyana Markovich gave lessons to the young singer, and Yuta studied composition and arrangement from People's Artist of the RSFSR Yuri Saulsky.

Music

Anna’s acquaintance with the musicians of the Sverdlovsk rock band “April March” influenced the further biography of the vocalist. The girl created her own group, for which she wrote songs and music, and made arrangements. The creative pseudonym Yuta translated from Japanese means song, melody. The group received the same name. Utah made her debut with the album entitled “Easy and Even Graceful” in 2001. The image of a punk-grunge singer, performing compositions to extreme music, stuck behind her. Utah has been called a pioneer of Russian punk-grunge. Critics and music lovers have noted the similarities between Utah's early work and.

But Utah’s second collection, “Hops and Malt,” released in 2002, turned out to be less hard and lighter and more melodic. The songs “Fall” and the title track, which gave the album its name, took places in the rotation of Russian radio stations. Utah was noticed and invited to the rock music festival “Invasion”, which is held with the information support of “Our Radio”. A video was shot for the composition “Hops and Malt” by director Alexander Solokha.

The following year, Utah presented the disc “Rye and Clover,” including songs based on poems by fellow countryman and at that time State Duma deputy Evgeniy Roizman. The most popular compositions of the new album were the songs “Name” and “Purple-Black”, which were included in radio rotation.

The fifth studio album (a collection of remixes was released the same year) appeared in April 2004. It is called "Girl" and released by the Nikitin company. The collection turned out to be more romantic and melodic than all previous ones. Utah’s song “Waited,” performed in a duet with Vladimir Shakhrin, was included in the rotation of “Our Radio,” and the single “Equally Neba” took 59th place on the Tophit music chart.

2005 turned out to be a breakthrough year for Utah: the singer was recognized as a film composer. The first soundtrack that made Utah famous was “Youth in Boots” for the TV series “Soldiers”. The first sign was followed by others: for the series, the composer wrote the soundtracks “Once upon a time” and “That same girl.” The songs were included in radio rotation. In the same year, the vocalist recorded the album “Teleradiosny”, in which she completely moved away from rock. The compositions included in the collection reminded many of Soviet pop songs performed by and.

In the spring of 2007, Utah presented her sixth album, entitled “After”. The name was dictated by the song of the same name, written for the film “After Life”. The composition was awarded a special prize at the fourth international film festival in Sevastopol. A video appeared for the song, edited from film footage. Two more songs from the album – “Name” and “Jealousy” – became the soundtracks to the films “Soldiers” and “Ensign”. Utah sang the composition “Name” together with.

In 2008, the premiere of the album “On the Edge” took place. Utah shared that the album became a turning point for her, pushing her to search for new forms. It combines cold rhythm and blues compositions with warm and romantic songs. The title track became the soundtrack of the comedy “If only it were,” and the song “About Him” was performed in the TV series “Provincial”.

In 2009, Utah announced that the band of the same name no longer existed. In 2012, after a long intermission, the vocalist announced the start of a solo career, taking the creative pseudonym Anna Herzen. But the new name did not catch on, and Anna returned to her usual one. Utah continued to write soundtracks for films, and soon songs appeared for the projects “Lavrova Method” and “Male Female Game”. The composer wrote the music for the Safronov brothers’ circus show program and the soundtrack “My Beloved” for the melodrama “While the Village Is Sleeping.” The song became a winner of the Golden Gramophone.

In 2014, the premiere of Utah’s 8th album “By the Way” took place, released on vinyl. Critic Denis Stupnikov noted that the songs included in the album contain a lot of hidden pain after the experience. But Utah “does not speculate on this pain, but speaks about it latently, allegorically.” In the same year, the songs “Once upon a time” and “Hops and Malt” were included in the list of 500 best compositions of “Our Radio”.

In 2015, Utah gave fans the collection “My Beloved. The best songs,” wrote music for the multi-part melodrama “Family Values” and participated in concerts in Donetsk and Lugansk, supporting the residents of the unrecognized republics. Fans follow the news in the singer’s creative biography on her official website, where there is a schedule of Utah’s concerts, as well as music and poetry.

Personal life

The affair with film producer Oleg Osipov began in 2004. After two years of dating, Yuta and Osipov got married, Anna took her husband’s last name, which she still bears today. In 2007, Utah gave birth to her husband’s first child, whom the couple named Anatoly. Three years later, twin girls Katya and Masha appeared. Grief came to the family when the babies were one year old. Oleg Osipov died suddenly: the cause of death was cardiosclerosis. Previously, the producer was diagnosed with a heart attack.

Utah recovered from the blow and returned to creativity. Her mother helped her survive the tragedy, without whom, according to the singer, she would not have been able to cope with grief. Son Anatoly sat down at the piano at the age of 7 and composed his first music. Yuta claims that the boy has a mathematical mind and is a copy of his dad. And Katya and Masha draw beautifully. There is a lull in the singer’s personal life. According to Yuta, there are many talented and bright men next to her, but “none of them are interested in being a life partner.”

Utah now

In 2016, the vocalist presented the singles “Mama” and “For Russia”. In the same year, Utah presented the studio album “My Relatives,” which included the above-mentioned songs. The disc is a combination of folk songs in a pop arrangement and chanson. According to the Russian company Cyril and Methodius, the album was included in the top ten best Russian music discs of the year.

In the spring of 2017, Yuta was awarded the “Chanson of the Year” statuette. At the ceremony, the singer performed the compositions “My Beloved” and “Hello, People!”

Discography

• 2001 - “Easy and even graceful”
• 2002 - “Hops and Malt”
• 2003 - “Rye and Clover”
• 2004 - “Remixed”
• 2004 - “Girl”
• 2005 - “Teleradiosny”
• 2007 - “After”
• 2008 - “On the Edge”
• 2014 - “By the way”
• 2016 - “My Relatives”

Singer YUTA (real name Anna) is a singer-songwriter and composer. Founder, ideologist, artistic director and vocalist of the Utah group. In June 2012, she announced the start of a solo career.
She graduated from the Gnessin State Music College, majoring in piano, and studied at GMUEDI, majoring in pop vocals. Utah has more than 11 studio albums, more than 40 composing works for films, TV series and performances, as well as numerous rotations on the country's main radio stations. YUTA's songs became radio hits and are well known to listeners throughout the country - from the old "Hops and Malt", "Once Upon a Time" and "Waited" to the newest "By the Way" and "My Beloved" from the TV series "While the Village is Sleeping." The debut album “Easy and Even Graceful” turned out to be unusual and quite progressive in sound. Utah was called the pioneer of pop-grunge in Russia. The breakthrough of Utah’s creativity to the mass listener in 2002 was the release of her second album, “Hops and Malt,” on which the singer worked for more than a year. The video for the song "Hops and Malt" was included in rotation on major TV channels such as MTV, ORT and others. The song also received support from radio stations: “Nashe Radio”, “HitFM”, “Chanson”, “Russian Radio”, “Dynamite”, as well as many regional FM stations. Singer UTA actively tours and easily conquers a variety of audiences - from cozy clubs to the open-air “Invasion” of many thousands. A new stage in the singer’s work was the release in January 2014 of the series “While the village is sleeping” with the title song “My Beloved,” which instantly became a hit. Utah wrote this song, like all the music for the series, in 2013. The song literally “took off” - more than a million views on Youtube and numerous rotations on radio stations across the country. The song “By the way” becomes the second radio hit. A video was made of it. In April 2017, Utah was awarded the “Chanson of the Year” statuette. On July 20, 2017, the singer released the single “As I looked into the water.” Organizing UTA concerts and ordering corporate performances. The official website of Utah singer, where you can familiarize yourself with the biography of the singer Utah, and using the contact numbers indicated on the site, you can invite Utah with a concert program or order a performance for your event, anniversary, corporate party. The Utah website contains photo and video information.

The 36-year-old Ural singer burst into the radio charts in January with her new song “First Date.” And at the end of last year, her composition “My Beloved” became truly popular. Utah told Woman’s Day why she returned to the stage after several years of silence.

“I didn’t think about love until the grave...”

Utah, what have you been through over the years?

From 2009 to 2012 there was a period when I did not give concerts. During this time, I managed to carry and give birth to twins Katya and Masha. The elder Tolik was 3 years old at that time. By the way, Masha is named after my grandmother Masha, with whom I spent my childhood in the Vtorchermet area in Yekaterinburg. And during this break, I continued to work as a composer and songwriter. She managed to write music for the film “The Lavrova Method - 2”, for two children’s plays, for the Safronov brothers’ show, for a feature film and... to bury her husband.

I have become older, stronger, more resilient. I am a mother of three children - this really changes my worldview. Responsibility from now on is not just words, but my style of existence. Decisiveness is still lacking, but fears have diminished.

A new period has begun in my life. One morning I woke up and realized it was time for a change. The songs “My Beloved” and “First Date” are a step on this path.

Your husband Oleg Osipov was only 42 years old when he died in 2011 (he had heart disease and suffered a heart attack - WD note). Who helped you survive this tragedy?

My mother helped me survive Oleg’s death: she took care of the children and supported me with everything she could. I couldn't have done it without her. Mom herself is a very strong woman, and this strength was passed on to me from her.

With Oleg – was it love at first sight? Do you think you can love as much the second time?

It wasn't love at first sight. In 2004, Oleg invited me to work on the series “Soldiers” as a composer. I started writing music. Nothing foreshadowed, but suddenly, about six months later, something happened between us - I looked at him with different eyes. And he began to show me signs of attention. And very zealously - he gave gifts, courted, invited to travel. The romance developed very rapidly, but I didn’t even think about love until the grave... But at some point it clicked - this is my loved one, I want to be with him, give birth to his children and take care of him. In 2006 we got married.

Oleg gave me the feeling that I was a princess. My husband has not been around for 4 years, but the feeling remains. And it still gives me drive and strength. To love again... Now my heart is free, we'll wait and see.

Utah with her husband Oleg Osipov

I know that after Oleg’s death, the division of his property began (Oleg Osipov was a successful producer and director. – Note WD). Were you able to defend yourself and your children?

I don’t know who the true initiator of all the disgrace that was happening was. A lot of people were fighting around his property. As a result, we, the heirs, achieved nothing. To be honest, I didn’t want to get involved in these games. I had three babies in my arms, and life was much more valuable to me than millions.

“I was afraid of my father, but he made me an artist”

With children: “They are amazing children - free, powerful and talented”

Tell us about your children: what do they do? Is anyone interested in music or singing?

The eldest son Tolik is in second grade and practices judo and chess. I won't say that he likes studying. No, rather, he practices under pressure, like a normal boy. It is much more important for me to raise a normal, live guy than a nerd. He doesn’t show much interest in music, but he knows almost all my songs by heart. Tolik is trying to marry me off to all the men he knows - the guy needs a father... I understand everything, but I say: they say, you understand, Tolyan, that you will have to live with him all your life? Tolyan nods thoughtfully...

And the twin girls, they are now five years old, dance and engage in all sorts of developmental programs. And they also want to marry me off!

They are amazing children - free, powerful and talented. I learn from them love of life and perseverance!

Your relationship with your father was not easy. Have they changed now - has dad begun to understand you?

Dad... I owe him everything I know. It was my dad who strictly controlled my piano lessons as a child. It was he who gave me the start in developing my own career. Yes, I was afraid of him. But I developed as an artist and a person largely thanks to him.

He almost never praised me. And he often criticized, and did not mince words. Our relationship can be called exactly that: complicated. Show me - who has a simple relationship with whom? My father is everything to me. It’s a pity, I only began to fully realize this recently.

A special word about mom. She understood perfectly well how difficult it was for my father and me. And she made titanic efforts to ensure that there was peace in the house. She is a saint - my mother. Now, being a parent myself, I understand what kind of work it is.

And now everything is the same. Dad doesn’t like my song “First Date,” which is now playing on all radio stations, but mom likes it. That's how we live.

“Only time will help us survive the crisis”

Utah performs again, but continues to write songs for TV series

What music for films and TV series are you currently working on?

How often do you come to your native Yekaterinburg? Are you bored?

I don't come as often as I would like. The last time was two years ago. This year I will arrive a few days before my concert, which will take place on March 17 at the Ben Hall pub. My grandmother and brothers and sisters live here. There are friends here whom I may not see for years, but I am always confident in them. I miss my hometown, of course. In Moscow, when I come across a photo of Yekaterinburg, I freeze. I can hang over a photograph for hours, look at it and get goosebumps. And the meeting of fellow countrymen in Moscow is a separate story! (Laughs.)