Anna Margolina
Jazz / Vocal / Soul / Electronic
A Berlin-based singer born in Minsk who turns the poetry of her namesake Anna Margolin into a broad, melodic jazz embracing folk, soul and electronics.
Born into a musical family in Minsk, Anna Margolina lived there until the age of eight, when in 1992 her mother set out on a one-way journey to Berlin that dramatically changed the course of her life. For many years the singer struggled to adapt to the mentalities around her and to feel a true sense of connection, a search she defines as the centre of her musical career. On her studio album "Song of a Girl" she turns poetry into music, rediscovering the compelling work of writer Anna Margolin (1887-1952), with whom she shares both her name and her country of origin. The result is a broad, melodic and contemporary view of jazz that embraces elements of folk, soul and electronic music, presented with a strong collective of versatile musicians: Arseny Rykov on piano, Martin Krümmling on drums and backing vocals, and Paul Kleber on double bass, backing vocals, composition and production.
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