Tatiana Okupnik, Polish singer is famous as ex-member Blue Cafe, Polish R&B band. They performed "Love Song" at ESC 2003. The song was only 17th but it takes a first place in Germany.

 

After leaving the band in 2007 Tatiana began solo career, releasing album "On My Own" with singles "Don`t Hold Back" and "Keep It On The Low". In 2009 she collaborated with Wyclef Jean on a track called "Valentine". It was supposed to be the first single from the new album but it never was released. She had also presented Polish "Stars Dancing On Ice".

 

Now Tatiana comes back in style. You will find her new album "Spider Web" in the British music stores and on iTunes on 2nd May. Its author, Tim Hutton is known for his collaboration with Ian Brown, Groove Armada (including "Song 4 Mutya ") and even The Prodigy. The first single also titled Spider Web will be released on 11 April and will have a premiere on one of the BBC stations (Radio 2 or 6 Music, I suppose).

"I put this album in my entire heart and soul. Just as indeed every person who worked with me on the album. It's a classic pop album with great compositions and a nice atmosphere. If you listen carefully, you hear how great we had fun recording these songs" - Tatiana Okupnik says.

 

You can hear the snippets of the songs and read more about Tatiana on her new website: http://www.tatianaofficial.com/

 

Enjoy!

 

Music video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWtbgvjekK0

 

Really good song :)

Heard this on graham nortons radio 2 show earlier and I quite liked it! This has thankfully reminded me of it! ^_^