Romadi - Is the real name of the artist, rather than a creative nickname. The artists exotic name, Kagita, comes from an ancient Indian race. The artist’s unique beautiful voice, model like appearance, acting education, and her excellent sense of style distinguishes her from other young performers.

The young singer's talent emerged early in her childhood. She began playing the piano at age four, her whole life has been permeated by music ever since. Romadi;s professional musical career began with her participation in the project FAMECLUB, which her team won with their charm and professionalism. Among other tracks, the project's debut single was recorded with the rapper Loc-Dog. The track had a positive response from the Internet community, and great public interest. Sensual, soulful vocals combined with expressive and youthful energy and amazing talent! Some music critics compare the strength and beauty of Romadi’s voice with such stars as first magnitude Beyonce and Rihanna.

Now for Romadi starts a new creative stage - solo career. Young singer surrounded by like-minded professionals, including Arthur Bayda - sound producer musicals We Will Rock You. Romadi and her team are making music at the crossroads of several genres - trip-hop, breakbeat, rhythm and blues. Romadi is not locked into one style of music, the main trends of her work derives from her curiosity and desire to experiment. Romadi’s music connoisseurs will appreciate the contemporary sound and specialists of the exotic. In their debut album, the singer will mainly sing English songs, some songs in Russian, and possibly a track in Hindi.
This young singer attracts not only the club audience but also a theatrical scene - Romadi received acting training at the Russian University of Dramatic Art (GITIS), with her specialty in "Pop Art".

Anything Romadi is involved in, she does with passion and obsession. Her motto - "burning ....Freedom-loving, rebellious, wild, sexy, flexible, this girl believes that "life is too short to just exist ... Do not live in the present - it's a crime! "