Pavel Hotin is a Russian musician, electronic producer, and keyboard player, best known as one of the original members of legendary [https://discogs.com/artist/210104|Zvuki Mu] band. He joined [https://discogs.com/artist/647873|Petr Mamonov] and his brother [https://discogs.com/artist/1243609|Alexey Bortniychuk] in 1982 as a first professionally trained musician in the collective and stayed in the "canonical" line-up in 1984-1990. After being fired from the band, he formed an experimental hip-hop project [https://discogs.com/artist/853358|MD&C Pavlov] (1991-1995) with another ex-member of Zvuki Mu, drummer [https://discogs.com/artist/1259499|Alexey Pavlov]. In 1996, Pavel worked for a year as an art-director of ''Aquatoria'' club. He joined other original members of Zvuki Mu in the [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1750344|otZvuki Mu] ("Faint Sounds of Mu") live group, which was active at the same time as Mamonov played with his new Zvuki Mu quartet. From 1996 to 2004 Hotin was a member of electronic project [artist:d7d144ac-9ab8-4b13-bdd7-0589fa1e86ed|Tetris], which released a debut album and 12-inch single at [label:de66d862-ee44-4cd8-8435-709aa123eab3|Pork Recordings] in the UK. In 1998, he was a co-producer of [label:2aac1646-a6de-4d63-98dd-803d31df7f74|Cosmos Production] label. Pavel Hotin plays in [https://www.discogs.com/artist/949588|Nikolay Kopernik] band since their reunion in 2005. He also joined a new [artist:d932c14c-32e9-49d3-9f8f-e4dac67b84f8|Moscow Grooves Institute] line-up in summer of 2008.