Alyona Lanskaya

After advancing to the semi-finals, held on December 21, 2011, she qualified for the Eurofest 2012 finals as one of the five chosen from the 15 entries. On February 14, 2012, she won the right to represent her country in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan with her song "All My Life".[5]

However, on February 24, 2012, it was announced that she was disqualified after the Belarusian President conducted an investigation leading to her "unfair" win in Eurofest 10 days earlier after rumors circulated that the producers had rigged the televoting giving her 12 points making her the winner. In response to the allegations, the president ordered an immediate investigation and later confirmed them to be true. She was replaced by Litesound instead, who got second place in Eurofest finals.[6]

After the disqualification from Eurofest 2012, Lanskaya entered again the following year to represent Belarus in 2013 with the song "Rhythm of Love" written by Leonid Shirin, Yuri Vashchuk and A. Shirin. On December 7, 2012, Lanskaya won the national final, gaining top marks from both the public and jury vote,[7] and represented Belarus in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 in Malmö, Sweden. On March 4, 2013, it was revealed Lanskaya's song was officially changed to the song "Solayoh." [8]

In 2013, Lanskaya released her second studio album, Solayoh, featuring her hit Eurovision single and "Rhythm of Love".

• Лабиринты судьбы – 2010
• Solayoh – 2013
• Я жива - 2018

• "Solayoh" – 2013

• "Everybody Get Up!"
• "Тише-тише"
• "Life is Ok!"
• "Небо знает"
• "Бумажная любовь"
• "Белая ластаўка"
• "Дави на газ"
• "Васiльковае неба"
• "Папараць-кветка"
• "На краю"
• "Солео" (Solayoh russian vers.)
• "All My Life" - 2011
• "Rhythm of Love" - 2012
• "Сказка о любви" (You're the Lucky One, Russian vers.)
• "You're the Lucky One"
• "Speak"
• "Спит" (Speak, Russian vers.)
• "I'm Alive"
• "Я Жива" (I'm Alive, Russian vers.)