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If You Knew 4:260:00/4:26
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Orange Moon 3:220:00/3:22
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Two Hearts 3:580:00/3:58
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Keep Walking 3:170:00/3:17
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A Star 4:210:00/4:21
Gergana Velinova — original jazz, shaped by heritage, driven by heart.
“The honey-voiced vocalist,” as the Toronto Sun describes her, Gergana Velinova is a Bulgarian–Canadian jazz vocalist, poet, and composer who has carved a distinctive space with her luminous voice and original songwriting, moving fluidly across contemporary jazz, sultry Bossa nova, and jazz-pop. Known for her warm stage presence, uplifting songs, and vibrant performances, Gergana creates music shaped by singable melodies, soulful grooves, and lyrical storytelling.
Gergana (Gair-GAH-nah) has performed across North America and Europe, appearing at renowned venues including Merkin Concert Hall in New York, Pickman Hall in Boston, the Chan Centre in Vancouver, Earshot Jazz Live at SOM in Seattle, as well as appearances at International Jazz Festivals. She has collaborated with acclaimed Juno - and Grammy - nominated artists including Bob Moses, Don Thompson, Neil Swainson, Keith Ganz, and Phil Dwyer to name a few.
A recording artist with Cellar Music Group, Gergana has released seven critically acclaimed albums that have charted internationally. She is also on the faculty of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra School of Music and is widely respected as a choral conductor, and vocal coach.
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“Velinova’s voice is undeniably powerful and technically accomplished, captivating audiences with her warm stage presence and soulful performances” - Frankie Pfeiffer - Editor in Chief
“Every so often, an album arrives that does not seek to be admired so much as understood… There is not a wasted word or an unnecessary note.” - August 9, 2026” - Pierre Giroux
“A stunning vocalist, all the songs on this album are her own compositions and encompass a wide variety of styles. The title track is worth the price of the album alone — so gorgeous it literally brought tears to my eyes upon first listen. August 2026” - Bradley M. Stone
— WOMEN IN JAZZ MEDIA