Srbuhi "Srbuk" Sargsyan is an Armenian pop/soul singer, recording artist and songwriter. Her career as a professional singer and performer began in 2012 after she was a runner-up in the inaugural season of the hit TV show “X Factor Armenia”. Shortly after the show came to the end, Srbuk began playing small shows locally and was able to assemble a band to play with her. Focusing mainly on covers of standard American songbook classics, jazz, soul, R&B, and contemporary pop, Srbuk and her band quickly developed a strong following and subsequently drew an increased demand for booking, not only throughout Yerevan, but throughout Armenia as well. Eventually she, along with her band, became one of the most poplar musical acts in the country and they were able to secure steady and constant booking from the most popular and elite music halls and venues throughout Yerevan. In addition, they continued to be booked to various music festivals, televised programs and public events throughout the country. During that time, Srbuk began developing her own unique artistic style, and drawing on her influences of a wide range of musical styles and heroes. These ranged from great classic vocalists such as Aretha Franklin, Etta James, and Ella Fitzgerald, to the soul and R&B influences of artists and performers such as Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Michael Jackson, and all the way upto the contemporary pop singers and styles of today. All of these influences and experiences have culminated into her debut single as a solo artist entitled “Yete Karogh Es” which she not only performed but also co-wrote. Much like her artistic identity, the song presents itself as a healthy mixture of the nostalgic memories of yesteryear combined with a fresh new approach of storytelling and performance.