Assia Ahhatt is one of those rare entertainers! This classically-trained native of Kyiv, Ukraine excels while performing across multiple musical genres for international and U.S. audiences alike. A violin prodigy by the age of five, she won numerous European competitions, and became a soloist for the Ukrainian National Philharmonic. Assia has successfully combined her singing and songwriting talents into a skyrocketing musical juggernaut; having appeared on stage with iconic performers including: Robert Plant, Mark Knopfler, Jean-Luc Ponty, and Pierre Blanchard.
Assia is a dynamic musician known for her versatile approach to performances at sold-out stadiums, clubs, and top chamber concert venues. Her impressive discography includes nine internationally recognized albums, featuring hits and captivating music videos. Many of these albums and song genres were created by Assia herself as an executive producer, violinist, co-writer, and composer.
Before entering the world of show business, Assia was a soloist with the National Philharmonic of Ukraine. Throughout her career, she has earned recognition as a laureate and diploma winner of international competitions in France and Italy, and she was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Ukraine. Her performances in Warsaw with eight outstanding violinists, including Jean-Luc Ponty and Pierre Blanchard, marked a significant milestone in her journey.
In 2013, Assia made a notable debut in the US with the single "If Only Tonight". The track reached high positions on the Billboard chart and received recognition from DRT National Airplay.
Building on this success, Assia explored new musical horizons with the single "Fiesta in San Juan," a duet with Puerto Rican rapper WISIN. The vibrant video, directed by Jessy Terrero, became a hit on the Billboard Latin Tropical Chart, and the remix quickly reached the Top 20 on the National Club Dance Chart.
During this period, Assia also performed with American jazz trumpeter Chris Botti, played alongside American jazz singer Kurt Elling, and collaborated with renowned composer and musician Eric Serra.
In 2017, Assia released the album "All-In" in the US, a collaboration with legendary producer Humberto Gatica. This project, showcasing her violin mastery accompanied by a symphonic orchestra, garnered numerous awards and sold-out performances.
In 2019 and 2020, Assia toured 32 cities across America with the show "A Music Extravaganza", produced by Gene Bortnick with the support of American television PBS.
During this time, she continued to expand her discography, releasing the 2020 album "A Date at the Movies," which offers symphonic interpretations of famous songs from films by artists such as Elvis Presley, Barbra Streisand, Lady Gaga, and others.
In 2020, Assia was honored to become a Grammy Awards jury member. This prestigious role highlights the significance and responsibility she carries in shaping the future of the music industry.
She has repeatedly been honored as one of the most beautiful women by "L’OFFICIEL" magazine (1st place in the style and beauty category).
In 2022, Assia, together with Grammy winners Tony Succar, Paul Avgerinos, and Kabir Sehgal, released a New Age album titled "Moments". This project, created in collaboration with David Arkenstone, reflects themes of peace and hope amidst global challenges.
The album "8 SENSES", released in 2023 and recorded against the backdrop of the tragic events of the war in Ukraine, was created in the Carpathians with young, talented musicians. This adventurous project continues to push creative boundaries and showcases her innovative approach to music.
In 2025, Assia unveiled her powerful new album “Born in Kyiv”, a deeply personal and cultural tribute to her homeland. The album combines Ukrainian ethnic vocals and instruments with cinematic soundscapes. Produced between the United States and Ukraine, the project features the captivating single and music video “I Dance For Gods” — a celebration of spiritual resilience and national identity.
In February 2026, Assia Ahhatt released her Ukrainian-language single “Allо” (“Алло”), a tender and deeply personal song about love that survives across distance. Inspired by a reality familiar to many Ukrainians today, the song reflects the experience of being far from home, family, and loved ones, when even a simple phone call can feel like a true meeting. Warm, intimate, and full of light, Allo speaks about emotional connection, longing, and the power of a voice to bring comfort across continents.
In May 2026, Assia followed with “What Is Love to You?” (“Що таке кохання для тебе”), an emotional song about searching for answers to the deepest feelings. It tells the story of waiting for mutual love while hearing silence instead of direct words, and of asking a gentle but powerful question: What is love to you? Beneath that question lies the universal desire to hear the words that matter most — I love you, we are together, this is real. Through this song, Assia captures a feeling familiar to many: the longing to be loved, understood, and truly heard.
Before entering the world of show business, Assia was a soloist with the National Philharmonic of Ukraine. Throughout her career, she has earned recognition as a laureate and diploma winner of international competitions in France and Italy, and she was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Ukraine. Her performances in Warsaw with eight outstanding violinists, including Jean-Luc Ponty and Pierre Blanchard, marked a significant milestone in her journey.
In 2013, Assia made a notable debut in the US with the single "If Only Tonight". The track reached high positions on the Billboard chart and received recognition from DRT National Airplay.
Building on this success, Assia explored new musical horizons with the single "Fiesta in San Juan," a duet with Puerto Rican rapper WISIN. The vibrant video, directed by Jessy Terrero, became a hit on the Billboard Latin Tropical Chart, and the remix quickly reached the Top 20 on the National Club Dance Chart.
During this period, Assia also performed with American jazz trumpeter Chris Botti, played alongside American jazz singer Kurt Elling, and collaborated with renowned composer and musician Eric Serra.
In 2017, Assia released the album "All-In" in the US, a collaboration with legendary producer Humberto Gatica. This project, showcasing her violin mastery accompanied by a symphonic orchestra, garnered numerous awards and sold-out performances.
In 2019 and 2020, Assia toured 32 cities across America with the show "A Music Extravaganza", produced by Gene Bortnick with the support of American television PBS.
During this time, she continued to expand her discography, releasing the 2020 album "A Date at the Movies," which offers symphonic interpretations of famous songs from films by artists such as Elvis Presley, Barbra Streisand, Lady Gaga, and others.
In 2020, Assia was honored to become a Grammy Awards jury member. This prestigious role highlights the significance and responsibility she carries in shaping the future of the music industry.
She has repeatedly been honored as one of the most beautiful women by "L’OFFICIEL" magazine (1st place in the style and beauty category).
In 2022, Assia, together with Grammy winners Tony Succar, Paul Avgerinos, and Kabir Sehgal, released a New Age album titled "Moments". This project, created in collaboration with David Arkenstone, reflects themes of peace and hope amidst global challenges.
The album "8 SENSES", released in 2023 and recorded against the backdrop of the tragic events of the war in Ukraine, was created in the Carpathians with young, talented musicians. This adventurous project continues to push creative boundaries and showcases her innovative approach to music.
In 2025, Assia unveiled her powerful new album “Born in Kyiv”, a deeply personal and cultural tribute to her homeland. The album combines Ukrainian ethnic vocals and instruments with cinematic soundscapes. Produced between the United States and Ukraine, the project features the captivating single and music video “I Dance For Gods” — a celebration of spiritual resilience and national identity.
In February 2026, Assia Ahhatt released her Ukrainian-language single “Allо” (“Алло”), a tender and deeply personal song about love that survives across distance. Inspired by a reality familiar to many Ukrainians today, the song reflects the experience of being far from home, family, and loved ones, when even a simple phone call can feel like a true meeting. Warm, intimate, and full of light, Allo speaks about emotional connection, longing, and the power of a voice to bring comfort across continents.
In May 2026, Assia followed with “What Is Love to You?” (“Що таке кохання для тебе”), an emotional song about searching for answers to the deepest feelings. It tells the story of waiting for mutual love while hearing silence instead of direct words, and of asking a gentle but powerful question: What is love to you? Beneath that question lies the universal desire to hear the words that matter most — I love you, we are together, this is real. Through this song, Assia captures a feeling familiar to many: the longing to be loved, understood, and truly heard.
"Life consists of moments, and beautiful music illuminate moments for us. New Age musical moments are special: peaceful, tranquil, relaxing, and ensure the future is brighter."
Yours, Assia
Yours, Assia