Arstarulsmirus Arsujumfus Tarus (born as Gustavs Butelis, June 19, 1978) better known by his stage name Gustavo is a Latvian rapper and producer. He's released 6 albums, and received multiple awards for his songs and albums.
Biography
Butelis was interested in music since he was young, when he wanted to play drums or guitar, but his father convinced him to take up saxophone. He was interested in many music genres, at one point especially metal music, his current interest in hip-hop started at age of 15. He began work on his musical career in 1995 at age of 18, when with his friends he started a band Fact. Butelis was lead in the band and took music work very seriously. His solo career as Gustavo began after Fact disbanded.
In 2002, after more than two years hiatus, he released his first single Jau-tÃÂ-jums, but his debut album Beidzot was only released in 2004. Butelis's second solo album Pa pÃÂris pantiem/viesëbas viesnëcàwas released in 2006. Gustavo also produced 2008 album Tur kaut kam ir jÃÂbÃ
«t by Latvian band Brainstorm. Gustavo released 3 singles from his next album 3. elpa - Plus/mënuss, Par citu meiteni, MÃ
«su soüi. All three singles were publicly well-received, becoming top hits in many Latvian radio stations. The song MÃ
«su soüi became the official anthem of basketball club Rëgas VEF. On December 10, 2009, in club "Essential" was the album presentation. The album was released on June 16, 2010. After release of his last album, he turned to Iisiidiology and changed his official name to Arstarulsmirus Arsujumfus Tarus and started doing educational lectures about life.
Discography
Albums
- Beidzot! (2004)
- Pa pÃÂris pantiem/Viesëbas viesnëcà(2006)
- TreÃ
¡Ã elpa (2010)
- PilsÃÂtas portÃÂls (2011)
- Tagad tikai sÃÂkÃÂs (2023)
- Tagad tikai sÃÂkÃÂs (Deluxe) (2024)
Singles
As lead artist
- Jau-tÃÂ-jums (2002)
- Esi brëvs (2007)
- PanÃÂ'ÃÂu! (2011)
- EverestÃÂ (2011)
- Mums vajag atpakaü GUSTAVO (2022)
- Starp rindÃÂm (2022)
- NÃÂc dejot (Sirdi izkratët) (2023)
- KÃÂds sakars? (2024)
- LÃÂmumi (2024)
- Zeme atveras (2024)
- NepÃÂrmet man 3000 (2024)
- JÃÂshÃÂmo (2024)
Charted singles
Videography
- Jau-tÃÂ-jums (ft. Ã
½aks)
- E.V.I.T.A. (ft. ÃÂiÃ
¾iks)
- TaisnÃÂ tiesa (ft. ÃÂiÃ
¾iks)
- No lÃ
«pÃÂm lasi (ft. Vlady no Kasta)
- MÃ
«su soüi
- Paldies, ka esat!
As a feature
- Ozols - Bokss (ft. Gustavo and Astra)
- PrÃÂta VÃÂtra - Tur kaut kam ir jÃÂbÃ
«t (ft. Gustavo)
- Pikaso - Esi brëvs (ft. Gustavo and R-viss)
- Camillas - Mainët pasauli (ft. Gustavo)
Annual Latvian Music Recording Awards
Source:
Received awards
- 2004: "Ã
 ÃÂda veida ainas" (best hip hop song)
- 2004: "Beidzot!" (best hip hop album)
- 2006: "No lÃ
«pÃÂm lasi" (together with Vlady) (best dance music, hip hop or RâÂÂnâÂÂB song)
- 2006: "Pa pÃÂris pantiem/Viesëbas viesnëcÃÂâ (best dance music, hip hop or RâÂÂnâÂÂB album)
- 2007: "Esi brëvs" (together with Pikaso (rapper) and R-viss) (best music video clip)
- 2010: "TreÃ
¡Ã elpa" (best hip hop album)
- 2010: "MÃ
«su soüi" (best music video clip)
Nominations
- 2003: "ZaudÃÂtÃÂs tiesëbas" (together with Mirdza Zëvere) (best hip hop song)
- 2007: "No lÃ
«pÃÂm lasi" (together with Vlady) (best music video clip)
- 2010: "Mainët pasauli" (together with Camillas) (best music video clip)
- 2010: "Kur ir mana galodiÃ
Âa" (together with ÃÂiÃ
¾iks) (best song)
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