Basia, a renowned Polish singer-songwriter, has captivated audiences worldwide with her unique blend of Latin-flavored jazz-pop music. Her professional journey began in the late 1960s, performing with various Polish bands, which laid the foundation for her musical career. In 1981, she relocated to the UK, where she joined the British trio Matt Bianco. The group achieved significant success with their debut album, “Whose Side Are You On?”, which featured hit singles that showcased Basia’s exceptional vocal talent and set the stage for her future endeavors.

In 1986, Basia embarked on a solo career that would solidify her status as a leading artist in the music industry. Signing with Epic Records, she released her first two albums, “Time and Tide” and “London Warsaw New York”, both of which sold over a million copies in the US. Her hits, including “Promises” and “Cruising for Bruising”, highlighted her remarkable vocal range and distinctive jazz-influenced style, earning her a dedicated fan base across the globe.

Despite facing personal challenges that led to a hiatus in her career, Basia made a triumphant return to music in the late 2000s. She embraced independent labels, allowing her creative freedom and continued to release new music that resonates with her audience. Her ability to blend genres and create multi-layered harmonies remains a hallmark of her artistry.

Today, Basia is celebrated not only for her commercial success but also for her contributions to the jazz-pop genre. With a career spanning over four decades, she continues to inspire new generations of musicians and fans alike, proving that her passion for music is as vibrant as ever.