Max Sapatkov

At the end of June 2019, a large-scale fan zone was located near the Ice Palace in Gomel on the occasion of the opening of the II European Games, which took place in the capital of Belarus. For local residents and guests of the city, the organizers have prepared many surprises - from broadcasting performances of famous athletes and various competitions to the popular intellectual "Brain Slaughter", musical numbers by Max Lawrence and the folklore ensemble "Yagorava Gara".

The 13th June day of 1981 turned out to be happy for the married couple Larisa and Anatoly Sapatkov (this is the real name of the artist), who lived in Gomel - the youngest child Maxim was born, and a little earlier in the family was born daughter Nelly. The craving for the art of singing was passed on to his son from his mother - the woman was engaged in teaching vocals, the father held the post of chief mechanical engineer.

In due time, the boy went to the local school number 46, where special attention was paid to the French language, while attending music. Despite the fact that Maxim loved to sing from an early age, he began to take it seriously much later: at first, his sphere of interest included basketball, painting, playing various instruments, the teenager even mastered the guitar on his own.

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When the future famous performer was still at a fairly young age, he took part in a church song contest held in Poland, where he was presented with a Bible and a calendar for a memorable solo performance - the man still cherishes the gifts.

In 1997, after leaving school after the 9th grade, the guy entered the Lev Vygotsky Pedagogical College. During and after completing his studies, he was a member of many amateur groups, including 5 years in the SlamJam team. The group has repeatedly shone at competitions, festivals and shows, then migrated to the Yuri Vasilevsky Orchestra. After some time, "SlamJem" broke up, and Sapatkov took the place of soloist in the team of musicians.

In 2000, Maxim became a student at the Mozyr State Pedagogical University, while continuing his active concert activity.

In the personal life of the Belarusian star, everything is in order, this is eloquently evidenced by the numerous happy photographs on social networks with his beloved beautiful wife Veta (nee Kuzmenkova) and his son Leo, born in the summer of 2016.

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It seems that the years lived together do not affect the relationship of the couple in any way - the spouses do not stop confessing their feelings to each other and do not forget about the wedding day. On August 28, 2019, the man published on Instagram a touching post with heartfelt text:

At the beginning of the 2000s, Sapatkov, as an independent artist, managed to conquer two prestigious international festivals - after the "Slavianski Bazaar" he "retrained" to Max Lawrence and found himself in the same bundle with rapper Serega. The guys released, to the delight of the growing army of fans, their debut album "My yard: sports ditties" and did not part for the next 7 years.

In 2008, a solo album by the performer "Dancing under the Moon" saw the light, Igor Krutoy himself shot a video clip for the hit "I'm going crazy". The next year, on the advice of Igor Yakovlevich, the singer went to the "New Wave" and again returned from the competition not empty-handed. Soon, another "Collection" appeared on Yandex.Music, adding to the discography of "Belarusian Craig David or Usher".

In the creative biography of the musician, there are duets with many dissimilar celebrities - Bianca and Didula, St1m and ST, Satsura and DJ Miller, etc.

Lawrence tries to release at least one single once a year. So, in 2017, "Attraction" saw the light, and the next year - "Roses". The video for the last track appeared on Student's Day - 2019.

Now the performer is busy creating music and arrangements in his own professional studio ML.MPS.

In tandem with Seryoga

2004 - "My yard: sports ditties" 2005 - "Discomalaria" 2008 - "Chronicles of a boy from Gomel streets"

Solo

2008 - "Dancing under the Moon" 2010 - "Collection"

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