Avzalbek Husanov was born on October 16, 1976, in the city of Tashkent. At his parents' wish, Avzalbek began attending a doira (traditional drum) circle from the 5th grade. After finishing school, he enrolled in the Technical College of Culture in the capital and studied in the percussion faculty.
After graduating from the technical college, he began his career as a composer and singer at the Central House of Officers of Uzbekistan. He started his creative journey in 1996 with the songs "Chaqaloqlar tug'ilsin" and "Qo'lda bir qadah sharob".
Specifically, the song "Qo'lda bir qadah sharob" became the singer's hit track. To date, the singer has presented over 30 songs and nearly 15 music videos to his fans. At the same time, his album titled "Sog'inch" was warmly received by fans. The singer composes almost all of his songs himself. Furthermore, he has been composing music for many famous singers, including Gulsanam Mamazoitova, Ozodbek Nazarbekov, Sardor Rahimxon, Ulug'bek Rahmatullayev, Ravshan Komilov, Sobirjon Mo'minov, and a number of other renowned artists.
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