Polina

Polina Goudieva was created in Moscow, Russia, to a pop vocalist mom (Anka) and an abstract musician dad (Ruslan Gudiev). The Los Angeles-based songwriter and vocalist discovered piano at a age, earning accolades in Russia before signing up at Berklee University of Music on scholarship or grant at age 16. In the ’90s, she fell deeply in love with digital music and made a decision to delve deeper into that globe. Her initial feature was on 2009’s “Get away” with Dutch manufacturer the Scumfrog; her first single melody was “Shotguns,” which arrived the same calendar year. This year 2010, she added towards the songwriting group — which also included Stargate and Sandy Vee — that composed Sean Kingston’s “Rest ALL DAY LONG (Party FOREVER).” Polina agreed upon with Ultra Information and continued to utilize Felix Cartal (“Don’t START the Lamps”), Tiësto (“Tornado”), Kaskade (“Human being Reactor” and “Towards the Skies”), Steve Aoki (“Include Me”), and, most prominently, on Eminem’s “Legacy” from his Grammy-winning Marshall Mathers LP 2. In 2015, she collaborated with Felix Jaehn on “Publication of Like” while concurrently focusing on her first single record.