Artur Rudenko was born on May 12, 1977 in the city of Lozovaya, Kharkov region (Ukrainian SSR). Since his early childhood Artur loved to sing. His first amateur recording was made at the age of four on a household tape recorder: his father captured the boy singing “Victory Day”. From the first grade Arthur was sent to a music school, but he quickly dropped out. He continued his musical education in the school choir. Arthur won the regional contest “Golden Autumn”, then at the “Young Stars of Kharkov”, and in 1994 in Evpatoria became a diploma winner of the international contest of young performers. Artur moved to Kharkov and entered the music school, the conductor-chorus department. He combined his studies with concerts and “apartment parties”. Once at a concert in a Yalta restaurant one of the guests asked him to sing “Taganka” over the phone for his friends who were in prison. Arthur impressed the Armenian who ordered the song with his performance and invited Arthur to work in his restaurant in Moscow. The producer of “Soyuz Production” company specially came to listen to Arthur at the restaurant where he worked, after which a contract was signed with the musician. Soon Arthur's songs were featured on Radio Chanson, and he was invited to Chanson of the Year. In 2011, Arthur released his debut album “You Can't Forget”. In 2012 he made a joint tour with Rada Rai. In 2014, the second album “I can't do without your love” was released. Arthur is married and has two sons.