Ukrainian singer TAYANNA earns from private performances, vocal teaching, and vocal therapy practices. At the same time, her income depends on the amount of work, and creating a new song requires separate investments. She shared this information in an interview on the YouTube channel «Conversation».
How TAYANNA earns in 2026
The main source of income that TAYANNA mentioned is corporate events and other private engagements. The singer also teaches vocals and learns vocal therapy to conduct practices. Her experience in show business shows that artists' incomes can depend on several areas, similar to other Ukrainian performers we discussed earlier.
«I don't shy away from work, so I even take lessons, teaching vocals. Sometimes I can conduct practices, and that's also a source of income», — the artist shared.
According to TAYANNA, sometimes after all expenses, she and her son are left with only about 400–500 dollars. She linked this case to a three-week trip during which she did not work, and the travel expenses. Usually, the singer emphasized, she has a financial safety cushion.
Why the singer postponed the tour and how much a new song costs
TAYANNA's autumn tour was supposed to take place in spring, but it was postponed so that listeners have more time to learn about the concerts and buy tickets. For the artist, ticket sales will be an indicator of how interesting her music is to a broad audience. This question is especially important since concert performances remain one of the sources of income for Ukrainian artists.
Separately, the singer talked about the costs for a new release. According to her, money is needed for arrangement, photoshoot, mood video, and promotional materials for social networks. She estimated the average preparation cost for one song to be around three thousand, while a higher quality option could be more expensive. The currency was not specified in this part of the conversation.
Due to a lack of funds, TAYANNA is currently not releasing one of the already finished compositions. She wants to have more stable income to plan investments in music, rather than relying on when the payment for the next performance will arrive. Similar difficulties with financing creativity were also mentioned by singer Khayat.