Aga Zaryan is an acclaimed Polish jazz vocalist known for her distinctive voice and sophisticated musical interpretations. Born on January 17, 1976, in Warsaw, Poland, as Agnieszka Skrzypek, she has carved out a notable niche within the jazz genre through her soulful articulation and eloquent delivery that echo the great traditions of jazz singing. Zaryan's approach to music is deeply rooted in the history and essence of jazz, yet her style remains refreshingly contemporary and personal.

Throughout her career, Zaryan has released a series of well-received albums that showcase her ability to seamlessly blend traditional jazz with poetry and elements from various musical traditions. Notable recent works include "Grande Valse Brillante," a lush interpretation of classical compositions, and "Remembering Nina and Abbey," an homage to the legendary jazz singers Nina Simone and Abbey Lincoln, which further solidified her reputation as a jazz artist of exquisite taste and depth. In albums like "Ksiega Olsnien," she explores literary connections, setting the words of Polish poets to music, while her collaborative effort "To Jedno" with Grzegorz Turnau reflects her versatility and willingness to fuse genres. Zaryan's talent and innovation have established her as a prominent voice in modern jazz, earning her a devoted international following and numerous accolades within the jazz community.