Berlin-based singer, music producer and composer Maria GoJa’s music delves deep into the dynamic dance of creative and chaotic forces that shape our lives, navigating between the realms of the familiar and the unknown. From the transcendent experience to the raw reality of existence her songs explore themes of transformation, new beginnings and breaking free from limitations. Combining piano melodies, cinematic orchestration, drum grooves and atmospheric textures, her sound palette crafts a unique blend of Dark Cinematic Art Pop. Drawing from Alternative and Soul influences with hints of Jazz and Classical, her sonic universe takes listeners on a journey from pulsating, rooted depths to spherical, frosty soundscapes and is coming to life in her original compositions, covers, and scores for theater and film.

On her musical journey Maria GoJa moves between worlds. Her genre-bending style is a blend of diverse influences and experiences, shaped by various musical worlds she navigates. While being trained for classical violin, piano and vocals at a young age, she spent time with Hip Hop artists at urban music studios, drew inspiration from Jazz musicians later on and studied non-western music cultures in her twenties.

Her collaboration with artist Shredy Jabarin for the play “MissFire” marked the beginning of her journey into composing for the stage and screen, leading to more projects including “Sometimes at Night,” “I am That,” “Waiting for Giddo,” “Disconnections,” and “Song of Solomon.” Her talent has been recognized on various platforms, including an invitation to the Festival for Intelligent Music / Songtage Magdeburg following the release of her music video “Crying Dogs.” Since she presented her songs to the Berlin audience in Wade, Kaffee Burger, Schokoladen Mitte, Artenschutztheater and Jazz club B-Flat.

Maria has performed stages across Switzerland and Germany, captivating audiences with solo performances and collaborations with projects like Tanger Trio & Ensemble Mondaine, Berliner Solistenchor, Gemma Ray, Radio Plays and Audiovisual Installations with Wittmann & Zeitblom (“Audio.Space.Machine” and “Ocean.World.Modules”), appeared in Movie productions like “Drei” (Tom Tykwer) and “Deutschland 09” (Wolfgang Becker), broadcast “Schönsprech” and “Die 14. Provinz”.

She has performed on various stages inlcuding Berliner Ensemble, Konzerthaus, Nikolaisaal Potsdam, Admiralspalast, Columbia-Club, Gewandhaus Leipzig, Songtage Magdeburg, Kaffee Burger, Die Glocke, Teatro Köln and a Solo concert in San Francisco, USA.

Maria is active as a music producer, composer, singer, keyboardist and vocal coach.