Sofija Knezevic

Sofija Knezevic, a celebrated Serbian jazz vocalist, is renowned for her captivating voice and influential role in contemporary jazz. Born on April 2, 1990, in Belgrade, Serbia, Sofija began performing at a young age, touring Europe as part of various singing groups. She gained recognition early on, joining the prestigious University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austria, at just 16 years old. Sofija studied under the tutelage of Dena De Rose, earning a spot on Elle Magazine's 30 Under 30 list and featuring in the Serbian Jazz Encyclopedia. She has collaborated with numerous jazz legends, including Wynton Marsalis and David Murray, and has written music for several films and institutions like MoMA and Crystal Bridges Museum.

Sofija's albums, such as "Sofijazz" and "Live at the Bunker," have garnered multiple international awards. Her eclectic repertoire includes both original compositions and interpretations of jazz standards, showcasing her versatility and creativity. Alongside her music career, Sofija is also an author, having published books on vocal technique. She currently resides in New York, where she continues to make significant contributions to the jazz scene. Her unique blend of traditional and innovative jazz elements has solidified her position as one of the most promising jazz vocalists today.

Genres

Vocal Jazz

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Latest Release

Sunny Side

Sofija Knezevic

Single - Released April 25, 2025