Artist's albums
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
2022 · single
Jezus Malusieńki
2022 · single
Mów sercem
2022 · single
Free Your Heart
2022 · single
W Tobie jest światło
2022 · single
Będę Śniła (Re-Edit)
2021 · single
Too Late
2020 · single
LIME (TeQuila-ila)
2020 · single
My Way
2019 · single
Król
2019 · single
Zatrzymać Chwilę (z filmu “Hotel Transylwania 3")
2018 · single
Dom Dobrych Drzew
2018 · single
Andromeda
2017 · single
Oczyszczenie
2015 · single
Your High (A Cappella)
2015 · single
Glow On (Dustplastic Edit)
2015 · single
Glow On
2014 · single
Your High (Filmi & Deep Influence Remix)
2014 · single
Your High
2014 · single
Co tylko chcesz...
2012 · single
My (Extended Version)
2012 · album
My
2012 · album
Oj kotku
2011 · single
Teraz tu
2011 · single
To nie tak jak myślisz
2009 · single
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Biography
Amongst the best-known names in the Polish music business, Edyta Gorniak was discovered on a TV talent quest show back in 1989. She began her career the following year as a stage singer. Strutting her stuff at several of Warsaw's top venues, such as Metro and Brel, she quit the circuit in 1994 and crossed over into the pop industry. That same year, she flew to Dublin, Ireland, to represent Poland in the Eurovision song contest. Her rendition of the song "To Nie Ja" (That's Not Me) went down a treat at the festival and snared a runner-up spot. It also stirred plenty of interest in her talent, both at home and abroad, and paved the way for the release of her debut album in 1995. The work, titled Dotyk, included such tunes as "To Nie Ja," "Dotyk," and "Jestem Kobieta" (I'm a Woman) and came out amidst much fanfare in Poland. Gorniak then performed at the Sopot Music Festival and was recruited to be on the soundtrack to the Walt Disney cartoon movie Pocahontas. The following year, she made waves at the prestigious Fryderyk Music Awards (named after Polish composer Fryderyk Chopin) by winning first prizes for the Best Film Clip and Best Debut. She also sang the tune "Walc Embarras" on Irena Santor's album, Duety (Duets). With her eye on foreign markets, Gorniak then decided to release a record in English -- something rarely done by top Polish artists at that time. Produced by Christopher Neil, the self-titled album appeared at the end of 1997 and featured such songs as "When You Come Back to Me" and "Miles and Miles Away." On its second release, the album also included a duet with José Carreras, "Hope For Us." During the next couple of years, Gorniak spent much of her time performing at a plethora of concerts, festivals, and charity events. In 1999, she decided to release the Edyta Gorniak Live '99 album, packing her most popular tunes to date. ~ David Peter Wesolowski, Rovi