Liavon Volski (born Leanid Arturavich Zaidel-Volski; September 14, 1965) is a Belarusian rock, hard rock, and pop rock musician, writer, and painter from Minsk. Volski founded the bands Mroja, N.R.M., Zet, and Krambambula. Volski performed as a vocalist and keyboardist for Mroja (1986–1994) before serving as rhythm guitarist and vocalist for N.R.M. and Krambambula. In 1995, Volski contributed lyrics to the ULIS album Pa-nad dachami. Volski began a solo career in 2008 with the album Kuplety i prypievy. Solo recordings include Biełaja jabłynia hromu (2010), Hramadaznaŭstva (2014), and Psychasamatyka (2016). Volski composed the song “Try čarapachi”, which became a protest anthem in Belarus. As a writer, Volski authored poetry collections including Kalidor (1993) and the prose book Milarus (2011). Volski received the Medal of the Belarusian Independent Republic in 2019.
