Dob Russkin was a German pop band formed in 1993, consisting of Cologne-based singer and lyricist Susanne Dobrusskin, who performed under the stage name Su Cajou, and composer and producer Thomas Bettermann. The group's debut album, Charm Away, was released in 1993 on WEA Records, marking their entry into the music scene. Their breakthrough came with the single "The Fox", which gained significant attention. In 1994, Dob Russkin released another single, "Heart of Hearts". The following year, they released their second and final album, Muse, along with singles "Time After Time" and "Muse (Never Never Never)". Despite their relatively short career, Dob Russkin achieved notable success with these releases. The band disbanded in 1995, after the release of their sophomore album.
