Andrew Shearman, known not only in Russia but also in Europe and the US as Smash, was born in 1982 in Perm. The love for quality music parents instilled a future star. This is not surprising: Father Andrew - jazz musician, music teacher, head of youth organizations and bands. My mother - a professor of music, chorus master, Honored Worker of Culture, a member of the Academy of Sciences. When Andrew was 6 years old, he began to attend music school in piano.

The fact that Andrew will be a success in the musical field, it became clear almost immediately: from 8 years old he began to write music, and in 14 years has released his first album «Get funky», which sold 500 cassettes. The plate was on the table by the director of the popular nightclub "Apocalypse", and Andrew Shearman turned into a Smash. According to the artist, the pseudonym he chose not by chance: «smash» - this is his favorite shot tennis.

In 16 years, Smash created the song "Between Heaven and Earth", which was a resounding success with the public. Andrei began to think about the conquest of the capital.

At age 18, Andrew moved to Moscow and worked for four years at Judge arranger "Depo". This time the young musician holds the benefit: he not only gets the necessary knowledge and experience, but also ties the necessary acquaintances.

In 2003, Smash begins to play in the cult club "Shambala", where his talent says one of the founders of the club life in Moscow - Alexei Gorobiy. In 2004, Andrew became a resident of the fashion project Zima Project.

2004-2005,. become iconic in the club culture of the capital, since this period is Dj Smash creates a fundamentally new format nightclubs opening fashion trend «retro house». Until that moment, the Russian-language compositions sounded in the clubs at all. The culmination was the remix of Yuri Antonov "I remember."

For this 2006 Smash has been awarded the most prestigious award Night Life Awards as Best DJ, thus becoming the youngest winner in the history of this award (he was 23).

In 2007 came the publication of his national hit «Moscow Never Sleeps». First, the song hit the playlist Dyagilev club, and then in hot rotation of Moscow radio station.

In 2008, Smash released his first full-length album «IDDQD», which acquired the status of platinum. It includes already playing for the whole country tracks "Best Song", "I'm worried," "Airplane."

In 2008, at the ceremony MTV Russia Music Awards Dj Smash received two awards, winning the prestigious nomination "Debut of the Year" and "Best Dance Album."

In 2009, Smash receives prestigious award Golden Gramophone, and in December he became a full participant and the winner of the Festival of Song of the Year, where it is the legendary Alla Pugacheva.

Since 2010 Smash begins to engage in the conquest of European musical spaces, he became a resident of legendary club MOVIDA / LONDON and VIP ROOM (St. Tropez). In addition, in Europe beyond the English version of "Moscow Never Sleeps», written in collaboration with the world famous Alex Gaudino.

In 2011, the album "23", which included the tracks "Bird", "It is no word», «From Russia With Love».

2012 whirlwind of events sweeps of the creative life of Andrew Shearman: in the center of Moscow, he opens the restaurant project Boom Boom Room, creates its own musical ensemble SMASH LIVE, released singles «Rendez-Vous», «Moscow» (joint work with a group of vintage ") and "Love at a distance" - a duet with the sex symbol of the domestic scene Vera Brezhnev. In the same year he signed a contract with one of the most respected producer of labels Velvet Music, the first joint "offspring" which became the album "New World", the release of which was held at the end of 2012th. The title track of the album of the same name, was written by DJ Smash title as the soundtrack for "12 months" (joint work with Natalia Podolsk). In the same film Andrei debut with his first film role. The rental picture will go on show in April 2013.

In early 2013, together with Andrew Shearman show Comedy Club resident Semyon Slepakova released a single 'back. " less