Ukrainian singer, songwriter and vocal teacher. Quarterfinalist of the ninth season of the talent show "The Voice".
Biography
Early years
Arseniy Zhuravel was born on November 13, 2000 in the city of Kryvyi Rih, Dnipro region. Since childhood, he has been involved in the exemplary team of the Art Studio "Children's World".
Education.
He studied at the Kryvyi Rih Specialized School of I-III levels No. 4. He graduated with honors from the Kryvyi Rih City Music School No. 3, majoring in piano. In 2016, he entered the Kryvyi Rih Regional Music College, majoring in Choral Conducting. In 2020, he graduated from the College of Music with honors. In the same year, he entered the A. V. Nezhdanova Odesa National Music Academy, majoring in Choral Conducting.
Work.
In 2017-2019, he worked as a vocal teacher at the educational complex "Secondary school with in-depth study of foreign languages - kindergarten".
During 2019-2020 he worked as a director of the pop choir at the Kryvyi Rih Regional Music College.
TV projects
Arseniy performs the song "Love" in the quarterfinals of "The Voice" (season 9)
In 2007, he became a participant of the All-Ukrainian children's television vocal and choreographic competition "Step to the Stars" and received the award of the 3rd President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko "Star of Ukraine. Young Talent of the Year".
In 2013, he took part in the talent show "Ukraine's Got Talent" (season 5) and received three "yeses" from the judges. He reached the semifinals, where he performed the song "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" by Elton John.
In 2019, Arseniy performed the song "Take On Me" by a-ha at the blind auditions in the fifth episode of the ninth season of The Voice. He turned the chairs of all four judges to himself and chose Potap's team. In the battles, together with Natalia Kornilenko, he performed the song "Sleep to Yourself" by the band Skryabin and advanced to the next round. In the knockouts, he sang "Lady in Red" by Chris de Burgh. He got to the quarterfinals, where he performed the song "Love" by the Ukrainian band MOZGI. He left the quarterfinals, giving way to Victoria Yagych and Karina Arsentieva.
Creative career
In 2019, he released his first song called "Jacket" in collaboration with Tikhon Levchenko.
He is currently working on a solo album.
