Sabrina Hebiri won the Radio Station Rijeka's Golden Microphone Award for best interpretation at MIK 2005, the Croatian music festival, for the song "Dragi Bog zna" (“Good God Knows”).She also won the 2005 best debut at the Dalmatinska Sansona (Croatian Music Festival in Dalmatia) in Sibenik with her song "Kad bi ribe mogle pricati" (“When Fish Could Speak”).
During the Suncane Skale music festival in Herceg Novi, she performed in a group of 22 singers called “Nove nade” (“New Hope”).
She was on the Hrvatski radijski festival 2005 (Croatian Radio Festival) with her song "Okreni se" (“Turn Around”). Sabrina Hebiri also participated in the Hypo Summer Tour 2005 in 17 cities along the coast of Croatia, and in the music festival Zlatne zice Slavonije 2005 (Golden String of Slavonia) in the Croatian city of Pozega, where she sang a duet called "Nisi me trebala varati" (“You Shouldn't Cheat Me”) with popular Croatian singer Daniel Beni.
It is not a secret that Djordje Novkovic suggested to her menager and music producer to substitute Jelena Rozga from the band Magazin, after she left to build solo career, not knowing at that moment that she was only 15 years old.
She is the winner of the festival called "Oni dolaze 2006" (They Came 2006) with the song "Odvedi me!" ("Take Me Away!"), and the award was direct access to Hrvatski radijski festival (Croatian Radio Festival).
Some of her songs are playing on radio stations in Chech Republic, Belgium, Norway, Sweden...
She entered one of the biggest Croatian festival Dora 2007 with the song "Trazit cu te" ("I Am Gonna Seek You"). Mario Simunovic wrote the lyrics and Marko Tomasovic the music, and has signed a contract with Croatia Records.
