Murda Killa

Murda Killa, born Maxim Reshetnikov on April 9, 1993, in Moscow, Russia, was a Russian hip-hop artist known for his dark and intense style. His music often explored themes of horrorcore, thriller, and phonk, reflecting his fascination with horror stories and the darker aspects of life. Reshetnikov's interest in music began in his teenage years, influenced by various genres and artists. He started writing lyrics in 2012 and participated in rap battles in Moscow. His discography includes albums like "Murderland" and collaborations such as "Navii Paths." Tragically, Murda Killa passed away on July 12, 2020, at the age of 27, becoming part of the "Club-27" phenomenon.

Murda Killa's music was characterized by its gloomy and often disturbing themes, which resonated with fans of darker hip-hop genres. Despite his short career, he left a mark on the Russian rap scene with his unique style and collaborations with other artists like Lupercal. His personal life was marked by struggles with depression and loss, which influenced his creative output.