Rem Digga

Rem Digga, born Roman Vyacheslavovich Voronin on February 1, 1987, in Gukovo, is a renowned Russian rapper and beatmaker. He started his career in the mid-2000s as a member of the rap group "Suiside," where he jointly released an album titled "Brutal Theme." After serving in the military, Rem Digga pursued a solo career, releasing his debut album "Perimeter" in 2009. His subsequent albums, such as "Depth" (2011) and "Blueberries" (2012), gained him significant recognition in Russia and abroad, showcasing his unique blend of classic and modern hip-hop elements. He is known for his impactful lyrics, often addressing personal hardships and social issues, and his distinctive sound has been praised for its energy and inventiveness. Rem Digga has also participated in several hip-hop battles and has collaborated with notable artists in the Russian hip-hop scene.

In recent years, Rem Digga has continued to produce music, releasing albums and singles that reflect his evolving style and thematic depth. His songs often feature memorable hooks and infectious beats, combining traditional Russian influences with contemporary hip-hop flows. Despite facing challenges, including a serious injury that left him disabled, Rem Digga remains a prominent figure in Russian hip-hop, admired for his resilience and creative talent. Some of his most popular tracks include "I Got Love," "Shmarina," and "Untouchable," which highlight his ability to craft engaging narratives and melodies. He has worked with various artists, such as Guf and Kasta, further solidifying his position as a leading voice in contemporary Russian hip-hop.