Bio

   Natalia Soborski is a singer-songwriter from the Berkshires, in Western Massachusetts. She is Polish-American, and grew up in a small hilltown called Dalton.

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   The Berkshires are known for their abundant artistic and musical community and Soborski was immersed in this environment from a young age. With Tanglewood Music Center next door, her parents would take her to summer concerts on the lawn. From these summer memories, fourth of July James Taylor concerts became a tradition and Boston Symphony Orchestra concerts became a morning listening ritual.

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   Soborski, being an only child, entertained herself by playing the piano and composing melodies. She picked up the violin at the age of nine and studied under the guidance of Russian violin instructor, Ala Zernitskaya.

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   During her high school years at Miss Hall's School, Soborski auditioned and made the Western Massachusetts District Orchestra as a first violin and the Massachusetts All-State Choir as a soprano. 

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   During this time, while attending Miss Hall's, she also formed a band outside of school, performed around Berkshire County at it's well known venues such as The Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge and it's yearly festivals such as The Berkshires Arts Festival in Great Barrington, The Apple Squeeze in Lenox, as well as on the main stage of the Third Thursday Festival in Pittsfield.

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   During her last two years of high school, she dived right into her passion for singing and songwriting and decided to pursue music as a career. In 2016, she auditioned and was accepted into Berklee College of Music where she went on to do a dual major in Vocal Performance and Songwriting.

  She gets inspiration from artists such as Sara Bareilles, Camila Cabello, Cher and Adele.

Her vocal harmonies, honest and poetic lyrics and contrasting vocal parts are what make her songs catchy and memorable.

Her debut single, "Love Again" was released in November 2019, followed by it's music video released in December 2019.