Эндшпиль (Endspiel)

Эндшпиль, born Soslan Burnatsev on October 2, 1995, in Vladikavkaz, is a Russian multi-genre artist and beatmaker who first gained attention in 2014 with the solo single «Малиновый рассвет» (Crimson Dawn). His stage name comes from the 2010 film Хроники раздолбая, referencing an unbeatable chess position. Musically he moves across hip hop, alternative rap, reggae, ragga, and R&B-adjacent sounds, giving his catalog a distinctive genre-fluid texture rather than sticking to a single lane.

He is best known as one half of the duo Miyagi & Эндшпиль, alongside Azamat Kudzayev, with whom he co-founded the label Hajime Records. The duo's collaborative catalog produced some of the most-viewed Russian-language music videos, including their collaboration with Рем Дигга on «I Got Love», and established them as one of the most commercially successful duos in Russian-language music.

His solo work, including tracks like «Джанго», «Приятная», «My Babylon», and «Капканы», showcases a distinct vocal delivery and genre experimentation separate from the duo project. Between 2018 and 2022 he also performed under the alias Andy Panda. His background includes playing youth football for local club Alania before turning fully to music.