Denis Serikov
Russian radio producer
Denis Gennadievich Serikov is a Russian media manager responsible for co-creating several popular radio stations in Russia, including the Russian version of the international radio brand NRJ. He was the General Producer of the major media conglomerate Gazprom Media Radio and the head of the former's popular Moscow-based radio station called Like FM.
In September 2024, Serikov left both Like FM and Gazprom Media Radio for the Russian Media Group to be the latter company's Deputy General Director for Content Policy and Promotion.
Early years
Serikov was born in the city of Oktyabrsky in the Bashkir ASSR in 1973 to a family of Soviet engineers. His cousin's grandfather is Ivan Serikov, a Hero of the Soviet Union. In 1979, he moved to Moscow with his parents. He graduated from the Mechanical-Technological Faculty of MSTU MAMI in 1996.
During his studies, he played in various music bands and participated in festivals. One of the bands he was a part of was Murzilki Motor Cycles where Serikov acted as guitarist from 1992 to 1996.
After graduating, Serikov continued his musical career from 1996 to 1998 as a guitarist for the rock band Mongol Shuudan. He recorded two albums with the group: "Alive" (1997) and "Apricots" (1999). He also participated in other musical projects as a musician, arranger, and producer.
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