Margaret

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Malgorzata Jamrozy (born 30 June 1991), also known as Margaret, is a Polish singer and songwriter.

She appeared in underground bands, recorded soundtracks for television commercials, and created a fashion blog before her mainstream debut.

She was discovered by music manager Slawomir Berdowski and signed by her record label, Extensive Music, through her blogging.

Margaret's singles "Thank You Very Much" (2013) and "Cool Me Down" (2016) received international attention. "Thank You Very Much" is Margaret's first extended play (EP) All I Need.

The album was a commercial success in Poland and was charted in many other European countries.

Add the Blonde, her debut studio album, debuted in 2014 and debuted in the Polish top ten, achieving the top ten in the Polish charts.

"Wasted," "Start a Fire," and "Heartbeat" were three tracks from the album's collection, and "Heartbeat" and "Heartbeat" were also available as singles.

Margaret's first Polish top five hit, "Cool Me Down," was also her first appearance on the Swedish charts, where she later had more success.

Just the Two of Us, she and Matt Dusk produced in 2015, a joint jazz album titled Just the Two of Us.

Monkey Business (2017), her third studio album, became Poland's second top ten album and spawned the singles "What You Do" and "Byle jak."

Gaja Hornby, her first Polish-language album, followed it with a series of non-album singles for the international market, including "In My Cabana" (2018) and "Tempo" (2019). Margaret has received numerous awards, including five Eska Music Awards, a Kids' Choice Award, and three MTV Europe Music Awards for Best Polish Act—more than any other artist in this category.

She was included in Forbes' 2014 list of the 100 most influential celebrities of Polish show business compiled in Poland.

The Polish weekly Wprost named her one of the 50 most influential Polish celebrities in 2015.

Margaret has endorsed numerous products, produced a clothing line for fashion retailer Sinsay in 2015, and spoke to Smurfstorm in the Polish-language version of Smurfs: The Lost Village in 2017.

In 2019, she appeared on The Voice of Poland as a mentor.

Early life and education

Magorzata Jamroy was born in Stargard Szczeciski, Poland, on June 30, 1991, to teachers Ryszard and Elbieta Jamroy. She has an older brother, Tomasz, who is four years old and a chemist, with whom she grew up in Irsko. Jamroy was raised Catholic. Julita was her confirmation number on the first day when she was revealed.

Jamro's junior participation in several singing competitions. She attended the Isko school complex, a primary school and gymnasium, and first studied clarinet before switching to saxophone at the Ignacy Jan Paderewski first degree State Music School in Choszno. Her nasal septum was harmed in a bicycle crash, which temporarily barred her from playing an instrument. She migrated to Szczecin, where she graduated from high school, at age 16. She also started taking private singing lessons from pianist Katowice Academy of Music Justyna Motylska and vocal coach Elbieta Zapendowska. Margaret, the English-language equivalent of Magorzata, was adopted by the actress at this time.

Margaret moved to Warsaw at the age of 18. She began an English studies degree at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities but then had to leave after three semesters. She graduated from the Warsaw International School of Costume and Fashion Design in 2015, majoring in fashion design.

Personal life and activism

Margaret announced in 2018 that she and Polish musician Piotr "Kacezet" Kozieradzki had a friendship. She revealed her engagement in May 2019. They married in Peru in January of a spiritual wedding ceremony conducted by shamans. The marriage is not recognized in law.

Margaret opens up about her mental health. She has been going to therapy since the start of her career to cope with fame, and believes that looking after one's mental stability should be normalized, as opposed to going to the gym. She revealed she had been assaulted at the age of ten and then attempted suicide as a result of the incident shortly before her debut single was released in 2022. Years of suppressed emotions triggered by the event brought her to her breaking point in 2019, which culminated in a career break, she said.

Margaret endorses environmentalism and named her alter ego after the Greek Mother Earth Gaia. She works closely for the LGBT community and Anja Rubik's "SexEd" campaign, which promotes sex education. In a Playboy Poland magazine interview in 2019, she criticized the Catholic church for its sexual values and said she intends to commit apostasy. She later stated that she does not believe in God and that leaving the organization she no longer feels connected with makes it right. Margaret did not believe in the Christian God in a 2021 interview, but she does not consider herself an atheist. She believes in light and believes in miracles, and she believes in life.

To celebrate Pride Month in June 2020, Margaret organized "Tczowa Maggie" ("Maggie's Rainbow School") on Instagram Stories. Margaret was compelled to tell people from the LGBT group of a day in their lives to her followers in an effort to banish the stigma attached to LGBT people. In 2021 and 2022, she returned to the series. Margaret favours the idea of sisterhood rather than feminism, and she spent 2021 as an ambassador for the "#NieCzekam107Lat" (I Won't Wait 107 Years) campaign, which addresses the issue of gender in Poland, which is set to close in 107 years. During the 2022 Russian invasion, Margaret released the charity song "Mimo burz" in March 2022 to help Ukraine. She also offered to house Ukrainian refugees in her apartment, and was one of many Polish artists who made financial contributions to the Polish Center for International Aid, which assists those who were wounded during the war, raising 935,671 z.

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Career

Margaret appeared on the Polish television talent show Szansa Sukces ("A Chance for Success") in 2006, performing Stenia Kozowska's "I'll Be Waiting" ("I'll Be Waiting." She returned to the program in 2009 and received an episode of "Znam Ci na pami" ("I Know You by Heart"). She qualified in the 2009 final at Warsaw's Congress Hall. She appeared in a rock band called Walizka ("Suitcase"), as well as in the band oNieboLepiej ("Much Better"), in which she performed poetry.

Margaret was a participant in the Szczecin Opera in the Castle in 2010. Margaret J. Co-founded her Margaret J. that year. The project, a six-piece electropop band with R&B and hip hop influences that she assembled with music producer and bassist Adam Kabaciski, was a fruit of her musical producer and bassist Adam Kabaciski's experience. They qualified for the 2010 Coke Live Fresh Noise competition's semi-finals. The group disbanded in November 2012; their studio album This Is Margaret was first released online in 2013. Margaret created a fashion blog in 2011 that featured videos of her performing. As her musical career progressed, her blogging efforts waned. Margaret also produced soundtracks for Polish television commercials and films, including "Moments" and "It Will Be Lovely Day" early in her career. In July 2012, the latter was available for digital download under Margaret's birth name, and it received radio airplay. Margaret was not well-known, according to Polish music manager Maja Sablewska, but her voice was "ubiquitous."

As Margaret was blogging, her future boss Sawomir Berdowski, who expressed an interest in working with her after hearing her recording of Adele's song "Right as Rain" on her. Margaret was invited by Berdowski to collaborate with music producers Thomas Karlsson, Joakim Buddee, and Ant Whiting, who wrote her debut song "Thank You Very Much." Margaret was signed by Swedish record label Extensive Music shortly after releasing the video. The label has signed a licensing agreement with Universal Music Poland's Magic Records, which also released Margaret's music in Poland. Margaret performed "Thank You Very Much" at Sopot's Forest Opera amphitheatre in May 2012, and the song was released to Polish contemporary hit radio in May 2012. Margaret's staff took the song off radio stations and devised a marketing campaign before re-releasing it.

In February 2013, "Thank You Very Much" and its music video were released for digital download, and Poland quickly followed this. The album was named as Poland's third-best-selling digital single of 2013. Margaret co-directed Chris Piliero on the song's music video, in which she is surrounded by 30 nude extras. YouTube took the video down for breaching the website's policy against nudity and sexual material; it was later restored with age restrictions. Margaret also spoke out in favour of nudity under the slogan "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" and chastised YouTube for censorship. The video received a lot of media attention, contributing to "Thank You Very Much"'s worldwide success. The music video debuted on YouTube.com, boosting its YouTube audience to more than 500,000 views in 24 hours a year after its introduction. Margaret returned to Germany in June 2013 to support "Thank You Very Much" with a live broadcast on ZDF Fernsehgarten ("ZDF Television Garden"). Following her appearance on the program, the single reached her high in Austria and ranked 41 in Germany.

Margaret's second single "Tell Me How Are Ya" was released in July 2013 on her first extended play (EP) All I Need, which reached number 5 on the Polish charts. She appeared in Poland at the 2013 Baltic Song Contest in Sweden, where she performed "Thank You Very Much" and an EP cut "I Get Along" and finished second out of ten competitors. Margaret was nominated in several categories at the 2013 Eska Music Awards, including Best Female Artist, Best Debut, Most Popular, and Best Music Video (both for "Thank You Very Much"), and she was selected in the latter. She was also nominated for Best Polish Act at the 2013 MTV Europe Music Awards. Margaret embarked on a promotional tour in Italy in December 2013, where "Thank You Very Much" reached number 22 on Italy's official singles chart, at number 22.

Margaret Unveiled "Wasted" as the lead single from her debut studio album Add the Blonde in January 2014. In Poland, the song reached number six. She became a spokeswoman for Play, a Polish telecommunications company, in February. In August 2014, Add the Blonde was released, featuring all songs from Margaret's 2013 release All I Need and eight new tracks. It's a pop record that was inspired by retro-disco and ska as well as Madonna's work. The album debuted at number eight in Poland and was rated platinum by the Polish Society of the Phonographic Industry (ZPAV). Margaret also released "Start a Fire," the official song of the 2014 FIVB Volleyball World Championship in Poland. At the tournament's opening ceremony, she did a good job. Add the Blonde's second single debuted, with the album debuted at number ten in Poland. Around this time, she sang of Katarzyna Sobczyk's "O mnie si no martw" ("Don't Worry About Me"), which was used as the main theme song of the Polish television series of the same name. Margaret was featured on a 2014 Christmas charity album titled Siemacha After Carolling ("Siemacha After Carolling"), which was released in aid of the Siemacha Association; its sequel, "Stars After Carolling"), features two songs by Margaret and was released in 2015. "Heartbeat," Add the Blonde's third single, was released in February 2015 and ranked at number 11 in Poland.

Margaret received two Eska Music Awards in August 2015 for Best Female Artist and Best Artist on the Internet. She became the co-host of Retromania, the musical television show on TVP1. After two months, the show was cancelled. Margaret's clothing line for Sinsay was also released in September under the name "Margaret for Sinsay." She received the award for Best Polish Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2015 and was nominated for Best European Act. Just the Two of Us, her second studio album, was released in November that year, in collaboration with Canadian jazz singer Matt Dusk. The album is a collection of jazz interpretations. Margaret listened to recordings by Ella Fitzgerald, whom she has cited as an influence, in order to prepare for its recording. Margaret said she made a jazz record to fulfill her dream and that she has no intention to abandon her pop career. With two singles, the title track, and "What Does Do," the Two of Us was promoted. The album debuted at number 28 in Poland and was given a platinum award by ZPAV. Margaret also appeared in two Polish Coca-Cola commercial campaigns, including the Polish-language version of "Wonderful Dream (Holidays Are Coming)" which debuted at number 29 in Poland. She was also featured in Deichmann's Polish public relations campaign, and by March 2018, she had appeared in five more commercials.

Margaret will participate in Krajowe Eliminations 2016 ("National Eliminations 2016"), Poland's national final for the Eurovision Song Contest 2016, with the song "Cool Me Down." Margaret scored quickly in both the national final and Eurovision Song Contest, as well as in second place in the final of Krajowe Eliminacje in March. The song later received the OGAE Second Chance Contest in 2016. "That was a lot of pressure, and it was a big lesson for me," Margaret said later. I don't agree that music and artists should be ranked in any way. It is not like in sports. Some people will get to the end faster or jump higher. You can't compare music to others. "You either like it or not." Margaret also said she has no intention of returning to the series. Ellie Chalkley of ESC Insight explored the song's effect on the Eurovision Song Contest in 2017; she described it as "real, tangible, and long-lived" and that "Cool Me Down" could be one of the most popular Eurovision songs in recent years." "It exists at a pop-cultural tipping point, and Margaret's participation and failure of the contest's music may influence the contest's tone for years to come," she said.

"Cool Me Down" debuted at number four in Poland, becoming Margaret's first Polish top-five single, and ZPAV has earned her two-times platinum status. Margaret was named Favourite Polish Star by the Kids' Choice Award in March 2016. In several countries, she signed a worldwide record contract with Warner Music Group and released "Cool Me Down" the following month. The single achieved modest chart success in Sweden, peaking at number 36, and was given a gold medal by the Swedish Recording Industry Association (GLF). Margaret's success in Sweden prompted her to visit Sweden; she appeared on Sommarkstra ("Summercross"), Lotta p Liseberg ("Lotta at Liseberg"), and at the Rockbjörn ("The Rock Bear") awards ceremony in July and August 2016. Margaret premiered "Elephant" at the 2016 Eska Music Awards, winning her second straight award for Best Artist on the Internet. On August 27, "Elephant" was released as a single and charted at number 21 in Poland. In November, Margaret received her second straight MTV Europe Music Award for Best Polish Act. Both "Cool Me Down" and "Elephant" were included on Add the Blonde's December 2016 reissue.

Margaret Smurfstorm appeared in the Polish-language version of the 2017 animated film Smurfs: The Lost Village, while working on her third studio album Monkey Business. She performed "Blue Vibes" in March 2017 in order to promote the film. She signed an advertising deal with Polish nail polish brand Semilac the following month. Monkey Business was established in June 2017 and ranked number eight in Poland. Margaret called the album "versatile" and said she had greater artistic influence on its production than with her debut album; she was in charge, but Add the Blonde handled her producers' recommendations. The single "What You Do" was preceded by Monkey Business and debuted in May and topped number 14 on Poland's singles chart, bringing it to a new high. In May, Margaret's book "6 in the Morning," by the Swedish company VAX, was also published. In June 2017, she received her third consecutive Eska Music Award for Best Artist on the Internet. At the 2017 National Festival of Polish Song in September, she received the TVP1 Special Award. The monkey Company's cuts "Nie chce" ("I Don't Want To") and "Byle Jak" ("Anyhow"), the first two original Polish-language songs of her career, are the inspiration for a short film titled Nie chce / Byle jak. Margaret and it appears in Margaret's first appearance on the songs in November. The following month, "Byle jak" was launched as a single and he attained number six in Poland.

With the album "In My Cabana," Margaret became Sweden's first Polish artist to compete in Melodifestivalen, a competition to determine Sweden's entry into the Eurovision Song Contest. She said she was invited to participate in the competition by show's producer Christer Björkman, who caught her on Swedish television, and later referred to her as "very starlike." With her participation, she hopes to perform her music in Sweden and introduce herself to a large Swedish audience. In her view, a Swedish artist should represent Sweden in Eurovision, she said. Margaret reached the Andra chansen ("Second chance") round in the second semi-final in February 2018. She qualified for the final after winning her Andra chansen duel against Moncho and ending in seventh place with 103 points. On the day of her semi-final appearance, "In My Cabana" was announced; it debuted in Poland and Sweden; it debuted at number three in Poland and number eight.

Margaret was involved in a marketing campaign for a new brand of non-alcoholic beer named Warka Radler, which was first introduced in April 2018. She promoted Europride by releasing a single titled "Lollipop," which served as Warner Music Sweden's anthem for the occasion. "I have always supported love campaigns and passion of all sorts," Margaret said about her involvement in the project: "I have always supported love campaigns and admiration of all sorts." "Love is the best thing" in life. She received her third MTV Europe Music Award for Best Polish Act in November, becoming the most coveted artist in this category to date. "Tempo" was she returned to Melodifestivalen in February 2019 and was voted fifth in the second semi-final and was barred from the competition. "Tempo" is a Polish charted, ranked at number seven and at number 43 in Sweden. Margaret made a cameo appearance in the 2019 Polish romantic comedy Casza ("Their Lucky Stars"), and she also recorded a song of the same name for its soundtrack.

Gaja Hornby, Margaret's fourth studio album, took a new artistic direction, which she believes had greater musical and lyrical depth. It was her first Polish-language album, and she co-wrote every song on the album. Gaja Hornby incorporated a more urban sound in her earlier music, a departure from bubblegum pop which Margaret was once known for. The album was named after her alter ego. It was launched in May 2019 and ranked at number 13 in Poland. Margaret Szubrycht of Gazeta Wyborcza praised her for her development as an artist and noted that Polish producers with whom she collaborated on the record had a major influence on the album's sound, which differs from that of her previous work, who viewed it as a positive development. Gaja Hornby received a Fryderyk nomination for Album of the Year – Pop. "Chris s'ów" ("Moments Without Words") in June, followed by "Serce Baila" ("Heart Dances") in June, "Moment Without Words") in July, and "Ej chopaku" ("Hey Boy") in September. Margaret performed with Polish rapper Young Igi on his album "Uk" ("Jigsaws"), which has been awarded two-times platinum in Poland in July. She served as a mentor on The Voice of Poland's tenth season, from September to November 2019. Tadeusz Seibert, her last act, came in third place. Margaret left the show after one season. In October 2019, she began her Gaja Hornby Tour. Around this time, she officially dropped from her music label and management, as well as ending her international record contract with Warner Music as she sought to control her own destiny.

Margaret announced an indefinite hiatus in December 2019 due to health issues; she later admitted to having a difficult time with depression after her time on The Voice. Gaja Hornby Records, established in February 2020 by her husband Kacezet, who also worked with Sony Music Entertainment Poland as a subsidiary of Sony Music Entertainment Poland. Margaret announced a relationship with cancer charity Rak'n'Roll Foundation in March 2020, breaking her three-month silence in March 2020. She raised 20,000 z. ($5,000 as of March 20, 2020) through an online fundraiser for the charity and performed the single "Nowe Plemi" ("New Tribe") on March 19th as part of their Rak'n'Roll Music project. It was revealed that she had signed with Sony Music Entertainment Poland following the album's release. For the fourth time, she extended her career as the most voted artist in the Best Polish Act category at the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2020.

Maggie Vision, Margaret's fifth studio album, was released on February 2021, a mashup of hip hop and urban pop. It received favorable feedback from music critics, with some describing it as her best album to date. In the Polish charts, the album debuted at number five. "Nowe Plemi" ("Snowdrops"), "Reksiu"), "Roadster"), "No Future"), "Attsochodzi"), "Roadster"), "Roadster"), "Roadster"), "No Future"), "Becain" with Kizo, "Antipop"), "Ida"), "Yes" with Kara, "Nucleo"), "P" ("Snowdrops, "Nu" ("Snowdrops"), "Ro" ("Snowdrops"), "Ro" ("Ro" ("Snowdrops" ("Ro" with Otso" ("Ko, "Ro "Ro" ("Snowdropsomit" with Kizo"), "Ro" with Kukon"), "Ro" ("Ko" ("No Future"), "Ro" ("Vo" ("Roe X"), "Roe" with Kukon"), "Mox"), "Roeko" ("Readster"), "Roadster"), "Rox"), "Romithoutput"), "Ro" ("Ro" ("Ro" with Kukon"), "Ro" ("Ko"), "Romitter"), "Romit" with Kukon"), "Ro" with Kukon"), "Ro" ("Snowdrops" ("Che"), "Ro" ("Ro" with Kukon"), "Ro" with Kukon" ("Ko" ("Ro"), "Romit" ("Snowdrop"), "Fo" with Kizo"), "Romit" ("Roe" ("Rox"), "Romitter"), "Rox"), "Rox"), "Ro, "Roox"), "Ro" ("Ro" with Kizo"), "Ro" ("Roadster"), "Rox"), "Roadza"), "Romit" with Kukon"), "Roomitiad" ("Ro" ("Romitter"), "Komit" ("Romit "Roadzi"), "Romit" ("Romit" ("Mox"), "Romit"), "Romitter"), "Roomitie"), "Rox"), "Romitsomit "Romitter"), "Snow" ("Romitter"), "Rox"), "Romitter"), "Ro" ("Chat"), "Rex"), "Ro" with Kukon"), "Romitter"), "Snowdropsox"), "Rozro" with Kukon" ("Kox"), "Roadster"), "Ro" with Kukon"), "Romitter"), "Romit" with Kukon"), "Romitsox"), "Romitting"), "Romit" with Kukon" with Kukon Xanadomitting"), "Romittsomitting"), "Romit" with Kuadster"), "Rox"), "Romitter"), "Ko" with Kukon, "Romit" with Kutsoomitter"), "Romiadster"), "Romitter"), "Romitso, "Komit "Romite "Rox"), "Romitting"), "Romitting"), "Ro, "Romitter"), "No Future"), "Romit"), "No Future"), "Romitting"), "Romitting, "Ro" with Kukon, "Readzi, "Romitting"), "Ro, "Romit" with Kukon, "Ro "Romit) with Kutsomit" with Kukon"), "Romit "Ko, "Rox"), "Ro, "Romitting"), "Ro, "Romitter"), "Rex"), "Roo, "Ro" with Kukon X, "Ro" with Kukuzromitso, "Rox"), " Both "Reksiu" and "Roadster" have been rated gold in Poland, and the former's music video has also been nominated for Fryderyk.

Margaret released the single "Tak na oko" from her EP Gelato on June 25th, which was followed by two days on July 2nd, with Polish rapper Tymek on its titular second single. According to Poland's singles chart, the most popular ranked on the singles chart reached number 18. Margaret started her second headlining concert tour, Maggie Vision Tour, in October 2021. In 2021, she appeared on "Bajka" with Kacha, a recreation of Rasmentalism's "Numer" on their debut album Latawce, Urboishawty's single "Numer" from their debut album "Kocha," as well as Team X's Christmas song "Pod choink" ("Social" from his debut album "Ota." Margaret published "Cry in My Gucci," "Vino," and "Niespokojne morze" in May, June, and August respectively, in 2022. In Poland, the former ranked 28nd. She also worked with Anja Pham on their single "Oversize" in February, with Pedro, Francis and Beteo, and Wodi on the front cover of Republika's "Mamona" in September.

Margaret appeared in the 2022 radio drama series titled Niech to usysz, produced by Radio ZET, portraying a kidnapped singer Maggie. Justi appeared in the Polish film Zadra for her first cinematic debut this year. The film premiered at the Gdynia Film Festival in September 2022, where it was competing in the main competition, and it is scheduled to be released theatrically in January 2023.

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