Plazma

Plazma is a Russian pop and dance music duo composed of Roman Chernitsyn and Maxim Postelnyi. Born and raised in Volgograd, they began their musical journey in the late 1990s under the name "Slow Motion." They later changed their name to Plazma, which became synonymous with English-language pop music in Russia. Their style ranges from easy synth pop to energetic pop rock, often incorporating romantic lyrics. Notable hits include "Take My Love" and "The Sweetest Surrender," which garnered significant airplay and recognition in Russia and Eastern Europe.

Plazma's career has spanned multiple albums, including "Take My Love" (2000), "607" (2002), "Black & White" (2006), and more recently "Indian Summer" (2017). Their music videos have consistently been featured on major music channels like MTV Russia and Muz-TV. Over the years, Plazma has maintained a strong presence in Russian music charts and has received awards for their extensive airplay. The recent releases mentioned, however, do not directly align with the known discography of this Plazma duo.