various artists performing gospel standards in Poland, Germany, Hungary, England (at the City Sings Gospel in Liverpool) and France (at the Blues Sur Seine). Piskorczyk is very interested in ethnic music from various parts of the world, which is also increasingly included in her repertoire. She sings mainly in English, sometimes in Polish, but also in other languages, such as Spanish, Creole or African languages such as Bambara and Tamaszek. Biography Piskorczyk sang regularly in her early childhood. In a musical search, she found herself briefly in a rock repertoire to conclude that she was best at blues, gospel, jazz and related genres in the near acoustic roots. In 2001 she made her debut at the Autumn Blues Festival in Bialystok, where her song "Sexy Mama won" the First Prize. A year later, also in Bialystok, she began her solo career. She co-created the Terraplane trio, and performed in duos with Michał Kielak (harmonica), Arkadiusz Osenkowski (sax), Marek Kapłon (guitar), Ola Siemieniuk (guitar) and Karolina Koriat (vocals). In 2003 on the album Blues Leader of the group Blues Flowers appeared a song I will not be a good girl, popularly known as the Outlander, written by Jaromie. In 2003 and 2005 she performed at the Big Stage of the Rawa Blues Festival. She was selected as the Vocalist of the Year 2003, and then also in 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012 and 2013 in the poll of the readers of your Blues quarterly. In 2004, Piskorczyk was accepted to participate in the biggest international blues competition of the International Blues Challenge 2005 in Memphis. Rev. Rabia from Berkeley, an American blues singer, wrote about the artist on her website: The biggest discovery in active and exciting Polish blues. This girl must really love the blues. So young and from Eastern Europe! Excellent! She is better than many American blues singers !. In 2005, an album titled Blues Traveling was released under the auspices of jazz composer Michael Urbaniak (who accepted the invitation, being impressed, as he himself stated, of her raw musical power) and friends. Since 2005 she regularly performs with her own band. In 2005 Magda Piskorczyk re-qualified for the IBC competition, where she again reached the semi-finals. Vicky and Joe Price (Finalists) on the website said: We saw a lot of fantastic performers, but our favorite is Magda Piskorczyk from Poland. Magda has a "blue fire" in her