Hi-Fi (band)

Hi-Fi is a Russian dance pop group established in 1998, founded by composer Pavel Esenin and songwriter and producer Eric Chanturia. The concept of the group consisted of the male leader and two supportive dance-performers until 2006, when Katya Lee joined the group.

Hi-Fi
Background information
Origin	Russia
Genres	Pop, dance
Years active	1998–present
Labels	Real Records, Iceberg Records
Members	Thimote Pronkin (1998–present) Olesya Lipchanskaya (2010–present
Past members	Mitya Fomin (1998–2009) Oksana Oleshko (1998–2003) Tatiana Tereshina (2003–2005) Katya Lee (2006–2009) Kyril Kolgushkin (2009–2011)

Hi-Fi in 2005

Lee started her career in the band with the solo song "Vzletai". From then on, the female and male vocals were equal. When Katya Lee left, the group went back to the old concept of the male singing. In 2009, Mitya Fomin left the group and started his solo career. Later in 2010, Katya Lee left the group and joined another popular girls band called Fabrika. The group has had many hits on the Russian charts and has won a "Best Dance Group" award on the Russian music channel Muz-TV in 2005.