Ruslana describes "Wild Dances" as a song including the drive of rock music, energy of modern dance music, variety of 'mountain rhythms' and motives. Wild dances sounds very promising and Europe can prepare for an impressive show. Ruslana's performance at the Eurovision Song Contest will be accompanied by an exciting dancing show performed by Zhyttia Ballet. The dancing will be a synthesis of modern dancing art and national Ukrainian rhythmoplastics. The authors of the dancing concept will try to eliminate the border between the Ancient and the Modern, by developing a unique dance style, which can potentially become a hit at discothèques.

A voice of great range, the excellent technique of performance, “drive” and expression together with unique and original style of music – this is the singer Ruslana. She can be different – romantic or expressive but her songs are always full of optimism. She sings, composes and arranges music, conducts the symphony orchestra, organizes performances and projects, movies and video-clip shooting. 
The first project was “Wind Bells” (1996). A magnificent concert with participation of the rock-group, symphony orchestra and choir, devoted to the 500-th anniversary of the Renaissance, was held in the ancient castle and in the Lviv Opera House. At the time of widespread phonograms, her project raised up the wave of LIVE-sound in Ukraine. The film “Wind bells of Olessky Castle” became “The Film of the Year” at the TV-festival “Golden era” (1997). 
“The Tour about the Castles of Ukraine” (1999) attracted attention to the ancient castles of Ukraine, which are now under threat of being destroyed and need our attention and care.
“Sunrise”, both the song and video clip (1998), became the symbol of the singer. It was a discovery of the fairy world of Ukrainian Carpathians, scenes of Ukrainian sunrises. In 1998 Ruslana presented her first album “A Moment of Spring” (“Myt Vesny”). The “Golden Fire-bird - 98” prize was awarded to Ruslana for “Svitanok” in two nominations as the song of the year and as the video-clip of the year. 
Christmas projects(1996-2003). They included Christmas concerts with the theatre and ballet performances, the musical “The Final Christmas of the 1990s” (Ruslana got “The movie of the year” award for this musical in 1999), the animated cartoon clip “Ballad about the princess” and European unplugged “Christmas with Ruslana”. The climax of the passed millennium proved to be Ruslana’s participation, together with the biggest national TV-channel “Inter”, in the BBC project “Today 2000”.
"Ruslana is planning more expeditions to the Carpathians, but the rest of her time before Eurovision will be dedicated to studio work, rehearsals and promotional activities."