Birgitte Soojin

Birgitte Soojin is an internationally acclaimed vocalist, producer, and organizer, born on January 2, 1983, in South Korea. She is now based in Copenhagen, Denmark, and is known for her heartfelt music that blends jazz, blues, soul, country, and Nordic folk influences. Soojin's powerful and sultry voice has earned her three Grammy nominations, and she has also been recognized with multiple nominations for the Danish Music Awards. Her discography includes albums like "Pergitte," "Put the Blame on Me," "Swing Low," and "Hi-Lo," showcasing her versatility and depth in jazz and related genres.

Birgitte Soojin draws inspiration from legendary jazz figures such as Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, and Chet Baker, reflecting her deep connection to the jazz tradition. With her solid, gentle, and atmospheric voice, she is widely regarded as a true jazz singer. Soojin has received the Bent Jædig Fondens Musiker Æreslegat Artist Honor Grant, further highlighting her contributions to the music scene. Her performances, such as at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival, demonstrate her ability to captivate audiences with her unique blend of jazz and other musical styles.