How I have waited to see this moment — Dimash mentoring and guiding another singer in the recording of a song he himself wrote. It feels like a natural and meaningful next step in his artistic journey. After years of establishing himself as an extraordinary performer on the global stage, this transition into songwriting and mentorship represents a logical evolution — one that reflects maturity, artistic confidence, and a desire to pass on experience rather than only perform. There is something quietly powerful about watching an artist move from interpretation to creation, and then from creation to guidance. It shows a deeper layer of musicianship — one that is not only about voice and performance, but about shaping sound, emotion, and another artist’s expression. And in 'Samal', that development becomes visible in a very real and human way. Nurzhas is undeniably talented. There is a freshness and sincerity in his presence that makes the collaboration feel alive and authentic. ...
When I first started following Dimash, the first thing that struck me was the overwhelming realization that I was witnessing a prodigy. A true prodigy. No other word feels adequate. I had lived long enough, listened to enough singers, and explored enough genres of music to know when I was hearing something genuinely extraordinary. My taste has always been eclectic, and because of that, I recognised immediately that Dimash possessed a rare and exceptional gift. What surprised me, however, was that not everyone seemed to see it. Yes, he was already causing chaos in airports and arenas across China, drawing huge crowds and intense reactions wherever he went. But outside of that, I often found myself wondering: why weren’t more people talking about him? Were they simply not hearing what I was hearing? Over time, I’ve come to understand that people experience art differently. Not everyone connects to the same voice, the same performance, or the same emotional impact. What makes me genu...