Sorvina

In the artist's words:

Sorvina: hip-hop that tells stories

Born in New York, at home in Berlin: Sorvina is an artist whose music is as multifaceted as the path she has taken to get there. Starting out in the singer-songwriter world, somewhere between folk and country, over the years she has courageously worked her way up to what she is today: a rapper with her very own flow.

This is what Sorvina sounds like: warm, lyrical, lively

Sorvina's music moves at the intersection of jazz rap, neo-soul and alternative hip-hop, carried by live instruments and a voice that sounds both warm and precise. Each song is a chapter: intimate, direct, with the unshakeable belief that being human is something great. Inspired by Noname, Tyler, The Creator and Little Simz, she combines her roots as a storyteller with lyrical depth and infectious beats.

"Oh, The Places You'll Go" and the latest release

"Oh, The Places You'll Go", her debut album, released on January 2, 2025, is an invitation to travel - personal, moving. She received a grant from Musicboard Berlin in 2024 and support from Initiative Musik for the production. As always, her latest single "I'll Be There" invites you to feel and tap along.

Frequently asked questions about Sorvina

Which artists sound similar to Sorvina?

If you like Noname, Little Simz or Samsa, you'll quickly find what you're looking for in Sorvina. Fans of Loyle Carner or Oddisee should also feel at home - jazz rap with real feelings, without empty posing.

When is the best time to listen to Sorvina?

While strolling through the city, when your mind is free to wander. Or on long train journeys, when you have time to really listen. Sorvina's music unfolds most beautifully when you give it time.