and Arsenium got together and released the single July. He changed his stage name to RadU and currently lives in Romania with his wife and daughter. His work as a producer After releasing his first album under Mr&Ms, Sîrbu began to work with DJ Layla. They produced the song 'Single Lady' by DJ Layla featuring. Alissa. The lyrics were co-written by Radu and Sianna Sîrbu. The video for 'Single Lady' was released; and the track reached No.1 in Europa Plus Moscow/Russia. Sîrbu also released a second single with DJ Layla, 'City Of Sleeping Hearts' and released a music video for it. He then started producing under the brand Wild Rose Project. The first single of the project named 'Ecstasy' was in collaboration with the artist Dee-Dee. In 2014, Radu produced the song 'Dynamite', sung by Liza Fox with lyrics co-written by Radu Sîrbu, Anna Sîrbu, and Inessa Lee. The song reached the top 40 charts in the United Kingdom. Albums Alone "Whappa" - 3:26 "Perfect Body" - 3:16 "Tu nu" - 3:30 "Ya Proshu" - 4:23 "Zâmbeşti cu mine (feat. Anastasia-Dalia)" - 3:29 "Fly" - 3:58 "Sună Seara" - 3:22 "Leave me Alone" - (4.30) "Whap-pa (English version)" - 3:29 "Whap-pa (RMX Radu)" - 3:35 "Doi Străini" 3:51 Heartbeat "Heartbeat" "Love is not a reason to cry" "Stop hating me" "Doare" "Don't be afraid" "Nu uita" "She is the best song I ever wrote" "Iubirea ca un drog" "Daun-Daha (save my life)" "It's too late" "Monalisa" "Love is not a reason to cry-club remix" "Love is not a reason to cry-radio remix" Singles "Mix Dojdi" (1995) "Dulce" (featuring DJ Mahay) (2005) "Whap-Pa" (2006) "Doi Străini" (2006) "July" (featuring Arsenium) (2007) "Iubirea ca un drog" (2007) "Daun Daha" (2007) "Love Is Not A Reason To Cry" (March 2008) (MR & MS) "In One" (2008) (MR & MS) "Single Lady" (2009) (Dj Layla) "City Of Sleeping Hearts" (2010) (DJ Layla) "Emotion" (2011) (Sianna) "Broken Heart" (feat. Sianna), 2012 "Rain Falling Down" (feat. Sianna), 2013 "Dynamite" (2014) (Liza Fox) Esti Doar O (2017) "Lay Down" (feat. Arsenium) (2020) References External links Official Site 1978 births Living people English-language singers from Moldova Moldovan expatriates in Romania People from Orhei District O-Zone members Moldovan record producers 21st-century Moldovan male singers