Renuntand La Tot - Bitza

Bitză este numele de scenă al lui Mihai Biţă, cântăreţ român de hip-hop.

Mihai Biţă a debutat în trupa Ro-Mania, trupă care a lansat multe piese adaptate din folclorul românesc. La scurt timp, Mihai a părăsit trupa Ro-Mania şi împreună cu alţi trei băieţi, înfiinţează o nouă formaţie, numita Déjà Vu, trupă cu care a abordat o multitudine de stiluri, mergând de la RnB până la dance.

După un singur album Déjà Vu, Mihai Biţă se orientează spre hip-hop şi apare ca invitat la piesa “Fără tine/Without You” de pe albumul “Categoria grea/Heavy Weight” al trupei Parazitii.

The 2004 long-awaited debut of his first album, "Sevraj/Withdrawal" has managed to establish a new music coming from underground: urban soul. First single/video "Urmatorul Pas/Next Step" was an exceptional colabo with Tataee (B.U.G. Mafia) who also signs the music production. This was not Bitza’s first appeareance on video. His biggest achievment so far are the 5 nominations on the 2005 issue of the Romanian MTV Awards, after sharing media attention with Cheloo (Parazitii) for the great video “Vicii/Vices” - 4 nominations in 2004. Recorded, mixed and mastered in the most important studios in Romania, the album sold 30.000 sold units due to launching second video "Vorbeste Vinul/Wine Talks".

Before the summer of 2005, his second album - "Sinuciderea Unui Inger/Suicide of an Angel" - is launched. Two great video singles - "All Star" and "Take me slow (ft. Vanessa S)" - suported this production very well.

Bitza's third album, called "Fapte Bune/Good Deeds" hits the stores in 2007. Deeper than ever, the artist went hard on all tracks. At the same time he was doing great with score music for tv-serials.

On Christmas day 2008 Bitza wanted to give a gift to all of his fans thus releasing his fourth album, Sufletul Orasului, online on his website www.bitza.ro.

Goana dupa fericire/The Pursuit of Happiness" is Bitza's fifth studio album. It was released on the 4th of February 2010. The album was produce independently and distributed with the help of "Gazeta Sporturilor", a romanian magazine. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.