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The leader of the band Therr Maitz Anton Belyaev became a father for the first time. His wife Julia gave the musician his first child. Representatives of the artist informed StarHit about this. The star of the show “The Voice” and his wife have already chosen a name for the child - they named him Semyon.

The boy was born yesterday, May 22. Now the mother and newborn baby are feeling well and are preparing to go home. Fans of the artist rush to congratulate him on such a significant event in his life.

Especially for the birth of his son, Belyaev presented a lullaby - the song Undercover.

“Semyon Antonich... maybe Simon. Bec - 3680 Height - 53. Born 24 hours. Healthy. Mom is fine too. I wrote him a lullaby and it turned into a charity project,” the artist admitted on the microblog.

Long before the birth, Yulia and Anton declassified the gender of the baby - they did not hide the fact that they were expecting a son. The artist’s wife had a premonition that she would become the mother of a boy. “We found out the gender – there will be a micro-Anton. By the way, I felt for a long time that I was expecting a boy. And for some reason our relatives also said: “We think you will have a son,” said Yulia.

The Belyaev couple understood that the birth of a baby would radically change their lives. The musician admitted that he would probably become more responsible and mature.

Despite the fact that the couple knew the sex of the baby, they could not agree in advance on the choice of name for the boy. Julia said that she wanted to name her son some extravagant name, and Anton was more inclined to “classic” options. The couple decided that it would be much better to decide after the birth of an heir. They assumed that the best decision would be made spontaneously.

“Meet our little seed: Semyon Antonovich Belyaev, aka Simon, aka Shimon. 24 hours of hardcore, and the baby is with us. Weight – 3680. Height – 53. We receive a lot of congratulations, I don’t have time to respond, but we see everything, thank you very much, this is a real waterfall of love!” - Julia thanked her fans for their congratulations.

While waiting for the child, Belyaev tried to surround his wife with maximum comfort and care. The couple thought for a long time about where it would be better for their child to be born. Some advised Julia to choose one of the maternity hospitals in Miami, as many famous mothers did. Friends also recommended clinics in Mexico, Spain or the Maldives. Despite many options, Yulia was more inclined to stay in Russia. The wife of the lead singer of the group Therr Maitz assumed that the weather would be wonderful in Moscow in the spring, and therefore wanted to stay in the capital.

Many TV viewers know Anton Belyaev as a semi-finalist in the “Voice” competition. But he is also the founder and frontman of the musical group “Therr Maitz”, as well as a composer and producer.

Cheerful drummer

Anton was born in the Far East in the family of two “techies”. The future musician’s father worked as an electronics engineer in one of the computer centers in Magadan, and his mother taught computer science at school. In addition to the boy, his elder sister Lilia was also raised in the family.

As the youngest child, Anton was forgiven for many pranks. His relatives looked at his tricks condescendingly, especially since the boy was often sick. His talent for music was discovered very early. Having barely learned to walk, Anton one day wandered into the kitchen and, using pots, pans and other kitchen utensils, built himself a “drum set”, on which he beat with spoons and ladles. The child liked this activity so much that the kitchen became a playroom for him.

Perhaps in other families such mockery of dishes would be considered blasphemy, but in the Belyaev family they acted differently - their son was barely five years old when the boy was enrolled in a music school.

At first Anton was overjoyed, but soon the joy gave way to disappointment - only those who were already nine years old were allowed to play percussion instruments there. And all the younger students had to learn a different instrument. At the family council they agreed that it would be a piano. For the sake of playing drums, Anton agreed to hit the keys for four years.

Musician with poor behavior

However, playing the piano captivated the boy so much that he forgot about drumsticks forever. Many years later, Anton Belyaev will tell journalists that one day he got so carried away playing the keyboard instrument that he felt his dream come true.

His music lessons did not go unnoticed by the teachers - the talented boy was often sent to various competitions, from where he always returned with some kind of prize. But in the secondary school, things were not so successful. Of all his school lessons, Anton diligently studied only English, and in the ninth grade he was expelled from the gymnasium for bad behavior.

Having said goodbye to school, Belyaev took the documents to the music school, where he entered without the slightest problem. But soon he was kicked out from there too - Anton did not have exemplary behavior, and he also became interested in jazz, which local teachers did not encourage. To receive the coveted certificate of secondary education, I had to return to one of the secondary schools.

Finding yourself

After graduating from school, Anton went to Khabarovsk, where he entered the Institute of Arts and Culture in the jazz department. From the first year I became so passionate about my studies that I even earned an increased scholarship. Unlike school, at the institute he was an exemplary student. Belyaev received a diploma of higher education in 2002.

While still a student, Anton worked part-time in nightclubs in Khabarovsk and Magadan, and after graduating, some time later he received an offer from the Rus club to become its art director. In addition to his immediate responsibilities, Belyaev also received the opportunity to create his own team, which he did without delay. This is how the group “Therr Maitz” appeared in his biography, in which he became the frontman, composer and arranger.

Having become a celebrity in the Far East, Belyaev ventured to conquer Moscow. At first, in Belokamennaya he worked as an arranger for Nikolai Baskov, Maxim Pokrovsky, Polina Gagarina, Tamara Gverdtsiteli and other famous performers. Such an activity was just a means to earn money, and the soul of the musician strived for his own music.

Having improved your financial situation, Belyaev resumed his creative career, recruiting a new line-up “Therr Maitz”. After several rehearsals, the group began active concert activity. Anton wrote music, played the keyboards and performed songs. Soon the band, specializing in jazz, became popular among fans of this musical genre.

Belyaev and his comrades recorded 4 albums, which received warm reviews among fans and musicologists. The group performs all compositions in English.

The path to success and fame

In 2013, the musician decided to participate in the popular television project “The Voice”. All four mentors’ chairs turned around for his performance, but Belyaev gave preference to Leonid Agutin. The whole country soon started talking about the young performer, Anton gained a multimillion-dollar army of fans. He never even dreamed of such popularity. The singer captivated with his soulful manner of performing songs and the pleasant timbre of his voice.

At the second stage of the competition, Anton was taken under her wing by Pelageya. The singer managed to reveal new facets of her ward’s talent, selecting for him a completely different repertoire than Leonid Agutin. Thanks to this cooperation, Belyaev reached the semi-finals of the competition.

And although the young performer failed to win the project, he earned recognition from music fans.

Anton's songs began to appear more and more often on domestic TV. After “The Voice,” Belyaev began hosting the hit parade “Red Star” on Channel One. In 2015, Belyaev and Elina Chaga recorded a joint composition “Teach me to fly.” Fans checked out the clip for it and demanded new videos. In the same year, the musician took part in the television competition “Main Stage”, taking one of the places in Igor Matvienko’s team.

Anton Belyaev is not only busy with creativity, he is an active participant in a large-scale environmental movement advocating separate waste collection. He even recorded a special song “Stop Quiet” for this movement. In 2016, Belyaev wrote music for the film project “Voices of a Big Country”

, in which Andrei Grizzly, Dima Bilan, Tina Kuznetsova took part. Then he created several musical scores for the production of “The Returned”. In 2018, together with Therr Maitz, Belyaev recorded a new album, Capture, and wrote the soundtrack for the film Ice.

Stronghold of the hearth

Anton’s wife has nothing to do with the world of art - she graduated from the Faculty of Journalism and worked for some time in the print media. Later she switched to television. Now Yulia Belyaeva works as an editor at Europa Plus TV and helps her husband develop the Therr Maitz project, acting as a manager.

In May 2017, the first child was born in the Belyaev family, who was named Semyon. The parents shared this news with their fans on their page on the social network Instagram.

In the same year, Anton visited the studio of the television program “Alone with Everyone,” sharing personal information and plans for the future in a conversation with Yulia Menshova.

Anton and Yulia Belyaev and their son live in a house on the river bank. Other members of the group “Therr Maitz” also come there for rehearsals. From time to time, musicians organize closed meetings with their most devoted fans in the Belyaevs’ house, showing them new songs.

The performer considers the move from Magadan to Moscow one of the main achievements in his life, since all his old acquaintances from his hometown either followed Anton to Moscow, were imprisoned, or died. Belyaev has no nostalgia for his native places and the people with whom he grew up, but he loves Magadan. At heart, Anton Belyaev remains a seventeen-year-old boy, although he understands that time is inexorably taking its toll...

A few hours ago, Therr Maitz band leader Anton Belyaev and his wife Yulia became parents. Their first child, son Semyon, or Simon, was born. Anton himself announced the joyful event on his Instagram page, publishing the first photo of the baby right from the center of the events.

Semyon Antonich... maybe Simon)) Bec 3680 Height 53. Born 24 hours. Healthy. Mom is fine too. #myeyetwitches. I wrote him a lullaby and it turned into a charity project. You can listen, watch and transfer money to children who do not have parents using the link in the profile. I remind you that it doesn’t have to be a million)) Transfer 10 or 100 rubles... Tell those who can help. Remind everyone around you how easy it is to help. Kiss. Anton. Thank you,” the musician wrote.

Yulia Belyaeva with her son

The Undercover lullaby was first performed at a concert in November last year, but it was only in mid-January that Anton and Yulia shared the news that they were expecting a son. While working on the single, Anton decided that this music could help other children - those whom their parents abandoned. This is how the idea of ​​a charity release arose, which will be carried out jointly with Sony Music Entertainment and the Bureau of Good Deeds foundation - all proceeds from the sale of the track will be donated to orphans in orphanages throughout the entire existence of the track.

The video for Undercover was directed by the director duo Timofey Kolesnikov and Sergei Minadze, who previously created the musical fashion action film My Love Is Like. The families of Therr Maitz musicians and friends of the band took part in the video, and the bulk of the material was filmed in the band's home studio.

A special page undercover.therrmaitz.com is dedicated to the charity release of Undercover, where you can purchase the single, find out more details about the project or help abandoned children by transferring money directly to the Bureau of Good Deeds fund.

Yulia Belyaeva spoke about her pregnancy in a recent interview with HELLO!:

For me, pregnancy was not a surprise. I was ready for it and knew that sooner or later everything would happen. Two weeks before conceiving a child, an interesting situation occurred: I never go to astrologers, but one day in the co-working space where I worked, I met a Vedic astrologer from Magadan. He offered to tell me about my life, drew a map, and when asked when my main feminine destiny would come true, he answered: “Next year you will give birth.” A month and a half later, I found out that I was pregnant.

Before Anton and Yulia found out that they would soon become parents, they were together for 7 years. But according to Anton, all this time he did not dream of a child, preferring to enjoy the present moment.

Social pressure was certainly present, but personally it didn’t bother me much. Both women and men over 30 are constantly asked questions about children. There comes a moment when all your comrades start pestering you: “Well, when?” But until Yulia became pregnant, I did not dream of a child. I did not set myself the goal of acquiring an heir at any cost. And in general, I had a cold attitude towards this topic. But as soon as it became known that we were expecting a child, I realized that I was ready. And society definitely had nothing to do with this realization. A child seriously changes your life and your opportunities. You can't push him to the background. For everything to develop organically, you need it to appear when you are ready to devote the right time to it. Now we are ready, but two or three years ago I was not sure.

Thick cotton suit, Versace; cotton T-shirt, Ralph Lauren; leather sneakers, Louis Vuitton

Thick cotton suit, Versace; cotton T-shirt, Ralph Lauren; leather sneakers, Louis Vuitton

Thick cotton suit, Versace; cotton T-shirt, Ralph Lauren; leather sneakers, Louis Vuitton

Krylatskoe, Igor Matvienko’s studio, Tuesday, six o’clock in the evening. A large rehearsal room, similar to a loft club: graphite brick, glossy floor, wooden podium with a white backdrop, on which is written large: “M.A.M.A.”

Therr Maitz, one of the most popular Russian bands of the last two years, real heroes of creative work, are rehearsing on the podium. These two years, musicians live at an accelerated pace. Yesterday they returned from a tour of Eastern Siberia, and in two days they will be closing the many-thousand-strong Usadba Jazz festival in Tsaritsyno. There are only two rehearsals, time is running out - Therr Maitz musicians run through the concert set list at high speed, without wasting time on unnecessary movements and words. “We need some flexibility here,” says a man in sunglasses, a smart brown Maison Margiela shirt, designer sweatpants and soft moccasins, sitting at a keyboard in the center of the podium. This is Anton Belyaev, the face, voice, musical brain and iron hand of the group - it is he who confidently controls the Therr Maitz car that has picked up speed.

Russia learned about a group with an unclear name and an English-language repertoire in 2013. After Anton Belyaev charmed the jury and viewers of the second season of the TV show “The Voice”, appearing in the original image of a hooligan pianist - with a hoarse timbre, playful and strong fingers, an athletic figure, short hair, cool glasses frames and a toy donkey mascot. By this time, Anton Belyaev was already well known and appreciated in Moscow show business - he was a sought-after producer who worked with famous artists, and his group Therr Maitz, which arose back in 2004 in Khabarovsk and reassembled in Moscow in 2010, confidently performed in the capital's clubs and at small festivals. Things were gradually improving, but a breakthrough was needed. Therefore, the energetic Belyaev took the risk of going on television - in the show “The Voice”, where he had long been invited by producers who lured interesting contestants. “I was very worried before the first shoot,” recalls Belyaev, sitting during a rehearsal break in the bar area of ​​the studio, decorated with a balalaika and accordion, and hastily devouring toast with scrambled eggs. – Because even though I had inner confidence in what I was worth and recognition among professionals, I was at point zero. I needed some uncles and aunts to appreciate me. While sitting with his back to me. And if they had not turned around, then all my micro-merits in Moscow could have crumbled. People who respected what I do would say: “Well, you're screwed!”

Things were gradually improving, but a breakthrough was needed. Therefore, the energetic Belyaev took the risk of going on television - in the show “The Voice”.

They turned around without waiting for the second verse of Wicked Game - all four members of the “Voice” jury, from Dima Bilan to Alexander Gradsky, and the applicant was faced with the problem of choosing a mentor. Anton Belyaev, who played the piano from the age of five, was fond of jazz from the age of 13 and could not stand the Russian stage, went to Leonid Agutin, whom he respects as a musician who reformatted our pop music.

The effect of the appearance of the daring and charismatic leader Therr Maitz on “The Voice” was immediate. “The first broadcast ended at half past eleven at night. And at half past twelve they called me - and the next day we were already doing the first event thanks to “The Voice”. That's all! We've been doing this all the time since then!” – Anton laughs, massive silver rings glistening on his fingers. The orders showered on the group forced the musicians to choose: stick to their songs, which are unusual for mass listeners, or adapt to what is considered to be popular taste. Belyaev decided to take a risk again: “The first fear, which was fed by everyone around me: your music is cool, but no one needs it. Stop singing in English. Make songs for Russian Radio and don’t get kicked out.”

Wool turtleneck, Louis Vuitton

The phenomenon of Anton Belyaev is that he is perhaps the first Russian star after Zemfira, who was ignited by our television, while his pro-Western music grew out of jazz, funk and electronics of the 1990s. We call this kind of music “non-format”. Perhaps, like Leonid Agutin, Belyaev will be able to change the current state of affairs. “All that changed for us after “The Voice” was the number of people coming in,” says Belyaev, whose group now charges up to two million rubles for performances at closed events. “Now we don’t have to explain anything to anyone.” Now they are calling us. We work the same as before, and the people are the same. Only our resources have expanded, and we can now do things that interest us on a larger scale.”

After a couple of broadcasts on “First”, Therr Maitz, who had not betrayed themselves, were already giving about forty concerts a month (“there was greed”), and Belyaev also had to star in “The Voice”. It was a race for survival, so leader Therr Maitz was even glad that he left the show in the semi-finals. “All this, damn it, is not funny,” Anton smiles in response to a request to tell an anecdote from the tour. – It’s when you don’t go anywhere that you think that tours are fun. And this is just work from which there is no escape. It became boring on tour: you can’t throw the TV out the window - there’s no time for rocker antics. And you can’t swear on Instagram anymore, because children read.”

After a couple of broadcasts on “First,” Therr Maitz was already giving about forty concerts a month, and Belyaev also had to star in “The Voice.”

Belyaev knows how to swear - this is reflected in his adolescence spent in harsh Magadan. Although Anton shone with his abilities at piano competitions, he was not able to completely shield himself from his dysfunctional environment. However, his clear charm as a bully, which captivates many girls, is not borrowed - in Magadan, a gifted guy almost ran away from the instrument into the street. “From the age of 12 to 17, I had a weird period where I thought I might be a gang leader or something. I had ambitions, I wanted to achieve something as quickly as possible. Then it seemed that in such a simple way - in a hooligan way - they would be realized faster. Of course, going to the park with the boys, shaking random passers-by and selling cannabis is easier than playing the piano. Mom pulled me out of various troubles. And then at the age of 17 she was sent to Khabarovsk. I had to live on my own. I had to work - I had to survive. Work distracted me. The brain switched."

Work is all that the life of the leader of the highly professional gang Therr Maitz consists of today. Family life is also difficult to separate from professional life - his wife Julia is also the director of Therr Maitz. Anton Belyaev no longer allows forty concerts a month, but the group’s schedule is scheduled months in advance. Therr Maitz is planning his first concert in London this fall. They will start with a small club of five hundred people, but then they want to expand their presence abroad and have already hired an English company for promotion. At the same time, they are going to record new songs, which will be released as singles and then compiled into a new Therr Maitz album. What will it be like? “Whatever. For example, only cello and piano,” Anton Belyaev smiles mischievously. – If this happens, we will not make excuses. I've worried so much my whole life about what I do and how others will perceive it that now I don't care at all. I realized that I would never think about it again.”

Anton Belyaev, song "Wicked game", video

Russian musician Anton Belyaev was born in the city of Magadan on September 18, 1979 (09/18/1979).
In 2004, Anton Belyaev founded the group “Therr Maitz”; he is also a music producer.
Anton Belyaev’s mother’s name is Alfina Sergeevna, he is originally from Kazakhstan. Father, Vadim Sergeevich, was born in Saratov.
Anton Belyaev has an older sister, her name is Lilia. She is a bibliographer by profession.

Anton Belyaev got married last year, 2012. His wife's name is Julia, she is from Hungary, born into a military family. Yulia works as director of the Therr Maitz group and editor of the Europe Plus TV channel.

Anton Belyaev was drawn to music from early childhood. Already at the age of five, Antosha Belyaev entered the first music school in Magadan. The boy dreamed of learning to play percussion instruments, but they took him there only at the age of nine. Anton began studying piano. He constantly and successfully took part in various music competitions.

In 1992, Anton Belyaev began studying in a jazz studio led by Evgeniy Chernonog. A year later, he could easily play jazz melodies, performing with famous jazzmen in the city.

In 1995, Anton played in a jazz orchestra and made his first recordings at a local studio.

Anton Belyaev studied at the seventeenth special school with an English bias. In the ninth grade he was expelled. Anton completed nine classes at school number twenty-nine, then entered the Magadan Music College to study piano. Due to his passion for jazz music, Anton was also expelled from the music school.

Anton Belyaev completed his studies at the thirtieth Magadan gymnasium, where he was deeply admired for his musical talent and excellent piano playing.

After school, Anton, at the insistence of his mother, moved to Khabarovsk, where he entered the Institute of Culture to study in the pop-jazz department. A year later, Anton Belyaev was already performing in Khabarovsk clubs.

As mentioned above, in 2004 Belyaev created the musical group “Therr Maitz”. The group included Max Bondarenko (bass), Dmitry Pavlov (guitar), Evgeny Kozhin (percussion) and Konstantin Drobitko (trumpet).

In the 2000s, Anton moved to Moscow and worked for several years as a producer with famous performers, for example, Tamara Gverdtsiteli.

Probably, many people remember the scene from the popular show “Comedy Club”, in which Anton Belyaev took part. In a prank staged by showman Alexander Revva, Anton posed as a security guard for the program, and the group “Los Devchatos” pretended to be ordinary spectators. Anton was seated at the piano and he, together with “Los Devchatos,” shocked the guests of the program with an excellent performance, who at first believed that they were random people.

In 2013, Anton Belyaev became a participant in the popular music show “The Voice”, which takes place on Channel One of Russian television.