She originally hails from a ‘dark town’ in Siberia – one which doesn’t appear on any map - a secret town, no less. Nevertheless her manifold talents could not remain hidden for too long and she embarked on an artistic career which eventually saw her go on to become one of the most successful performers in the international artistic community: the winner of the most prestigious Russian "Ovation" award, her singles have been supported by the hit NBC show “World of Dance” and BMG/The Orchard, and chosen for the biggest Spotify editorial playlists (New Music Friday), and her music videos have been nominated to the prestigious festivals (Berlin Music Video awards, Denver Film Festival)… Polyna now lives in California, where she is preparing to release her album, a collection of Arctic, frosted art-pop with emotional and sometimes dramatic intimacy. On first play the album might sound entirely modern, but listen again and you will notice the gentle presence of Siberian throat singers and jaw harp, and of ice players – percussionists who literally play the frozen waters of Lake Baikal as if it were an instrument itself. But this is no folk record – produced by Jonas Quant (Hurts, No Doubt, Kylie Minogue), songs from the album have been engineered and mixed by multiple Grammy winning Phil Tan in Atlanta (Coldplay, Rihanna, Calvin Harris, BTS).