User:Amangeldi Mukhamejan/sandbox

Amangeldi Mukhamejan/sandbox
Origin	Almaty, Kazakhstan
Genres	Pop, K-pop, Q-pop
Years active	2014 – present
Labels	JUZ Entertainment
Members	Azamat Zenkayev Batyrkhan Malikov Azamat Ashmakyn Dulat Muhametkaliev Danyar Kulumshin

Ninety One or 91 (Kazakh: Тоқсан бір, tranliteration as Toqsan bir) is a Kazakhstan K-pop boy band formed by JUZ Entertainment in 2014. Ninety One consists of five members: A.Z. (Azamat Zenkayev), ALEM (Batyrkhan Malikov), ACE (Azamat Ashmakyn), ZaQ (Dulat Muhametkaliev), BALA (Danyar Kulumshin). Ninety One is the founders of a new musical genre Q-pop (Qazaq-pop, kazakh pop), which originates from the K-pop.

History

2015: Debute with Ayiptama

Ninety one group was founded in 2014 based on thу project involved the creation of idol groups K-Top Idols. A.Z. and ZaQ are winners of this project. BALA ande ALEM joined the group by a casting. ACE joined the group after training during 2.5 years at S.M. Entertainment agency (Korean: SM엔터테인먼트) in South Korea. Initially, the band was called KTI-boys, after a half year of preparation on September 1, 2015 they changed the group name to Ninety One and released their debut single, Aiyptama! (English: Don't judge me), on September 1, 2015. On October 8, 2015 released a video clip for this song, which was leading the charts of Kazakhstan's music channels for 20 weeks. On December 1, 2015, they released their first EP, Aiyptama.

2016: Kaitadan (Again)

On June 2, 2016 released a new clip for the song "Kaytadan" (English: Again), which is currently the leader in the chart on the channel Gakku TV. Now the group is preparing his next, but this time it was a full album. And the boys want to overwrite the song «Lady», from the repertoire of the group ORDA and shoot a video clip for one more song.

References

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