Sabrina Sekuloski

Sabrina Sekuloski, an Australian singer-songwriter from the coastal city of Sydney, captures the essence of Indie Pop with her releases. While her childhood shyness was a prominent trait, she discovered in music an avenue for creative self-expression. This intrinsic connection, coupled with her reflective disposition, left a mark on her writing style, infusing it with elements of introspection, philosophy, and a conversational tone.

In 2016, she first caught the online spotlight with her renditions of hit songs, quickly amassing a dedicated following. Subsequently, she performed at various local venues, where her talent garnered attention. In 2018, she solidified her standing in the music scene by winning the Grand Prize in a national songwriting competition. More recently, her original compositions have graced the airwaves of the CBS Network. Notably, her holiday track “Christmas Eve” made a splash, debuting impressively at #18 on the KWLC college radio Top 30 chart.

Bearing the influence of artists like Jack Johnson, Colbie Caillat, Taylor Swift, and John Mayer, Sabrina possesses a deep-rooted affinity for music that transcends genre boundaries. Building on her previous EP, Scenic Route, which featured tracks such as “Shine,” “Summer Dreaming,” and “Red Convertible,” her latest single, “Mosaic,” dives into pop, showcasing her commitment to authenticity and vulnerability. The song gained significant acclaim successfully climbing the US iTunes charts to reach #29.