Zlata Ognevich

Zlata Ognevich is a Ukrainian singer who first gained wider attention in 2011 when she won Ukraine's national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. She represented Ukraine at the 2013 contest with the ballad 'Gravity,' which placed third. The song became her most recognizable work, though it was later subject to plagiarism allegations that were cleared after investigation.

Her debut album '1981' came out in 2013, followed by later releases like 'Kupala' in 2017 and a self-titled album in 2020. These records show her moving toward Ukrainian folk influences while keeping the emotive vocal style heard on songs like 'Gravity' and 'One Day.'

Outside of music, Ognevich has spoken publicly about dealing with depression and anxiety, and she has been involved in mental health advocacy work. She has also been vocal in support of Ukraine amid the conflict with Russia.