Anton Lissov

Jane Air, Little Big

Anton Burenin (Lissov) [stage name: Boo] was born on August 17, 1979 in Leningrad, to a family of Petersburgers: his father, Sergei Vladimirovich Burenin, worked at a research institute, and his mother, Marina Sergeevna, was a teacher. In 1996, he graduated from gymnasium 168 on Nevsky Prospekt. At school, at his mother's insistence, he became interested in music and played the guitar. After finishing school, he immediately went to work: he worked as a courier, baker, security guard, traded at the market, and as a designer - he painted ceilings in a sauna. In 1998, together with Sergey Makarov (Gokk), they formed the group Jane Air, which was later joined by Sergey Grigoriev in 2000 and Anton Sagachko in 2002. During these years, Anton took his grandmother's surname, Lissov, as his stage name, which later became official.

In Jane Air, Lissow was the vocalist and songwriter. In 2001, the band played its first concert at the cult club "Moloko". On the band's first tour in 2005, Lissow took on the duties of the band's producer. Lissow became the bearer of emo culture in the group and a propagandist among fans. The albums "Pere-Lachaise: Love and a Little Death" and Sex and Violence were made in this style. Several bright videos were filmed before 2007, the author of the scripts and producer of which was also Lissow. In 2008, while on tour in the Baltics, Lissov became ill during a performance and was hospitalized with an exacerbation of appendicitis. He returned to music in 2010.

In 2014, on the advice of Sergey Makarov, he joined the musical project Little Big and began performing in two musical groups: in Little Big as a backing vocalist and guitarist, one of the authors of lyrics and music, and also took part in the development of scripts for videos; in Jane Air - as the sole vocalist, author of songs and music, and main producer.