Zivert

Zivert, the stage name of Yulia Sytnik, is a Russian pop singer born in Moscow. She built early recognition around 2017 with the singles and videos for «Чак» (Chuck) and «Анестезия» (Anesthesia), but it was in 2019, with «Life» and «Beverly Hills», that she broke through to nationwide fame and became one of the most streamed Russian-language pop artists of her generation.

Her sound sits at the intersection of pop and electronic music, favoring glossy, dance-leaning production, catchy hooks, and a breathy, distinctive vocal delivery. Songs like «Эгоистка», «Гудбай», and «Credo» reinforced her reputation for radio-friendly singles with strong club and playlist appeal, while remix collections built around her hits extended their reach on streaming platforms.

Over the following years Zivert released a string of solo projects, including the albums Vinyl #1 and Vinyl #2 and В МИРЕ ВЕСЁЛЫХ, consolidating her status as a leading figure in Russian mainstream pop. In 2024 she took on the role of coach on the twelfth season of the Russian version of The Voice, further cementing her presence in the country’s music industry beyond recording.