Netta

With infectious charisma, a voice of endless colors, enchanting motion, loop wizardry, and acrobatic scatting, Netta quietly emerged as a global pop force in 2018. Her Eurovision Song Contest-winning breakout hit “Toy” resounded worldwide, climbing to number one on the Spotify viral chart in 44 countries, including the US, UK, Australia and her home country, Israel.

Since then, Netta has brought her vibrant spirit to international stages including the catwalk at Israeli Fashion Week and on a private stroll with Prince William during his visit to Israel. She’s also been covered by the likes of Billboard, BUST Magazine, Idolator, FUSE, Consequence of Sound, Elle, and the popular Switched On Pop Podcast. 

But becoming a professional singer wasn’t something Netta ever dared to dream of: She just wanted to make a living.

Before winning Eurovision in 2018, Netta was a pop enthusiast, but not a pop singer. Born in Hod HaSharon, Israel and having grown up in Nigeria for four years, Netta was a very imaginative and creative girl, who was always intune with her inner child. She adored Beyoncé and Rihanna, but was also drawn to soulful, bluesy powerhouses like Aretha Franklin and Lauryn Hill, which inspires her music now.