Antonia Vai


Antonia Morvai, known as Antonia Vai, is a Swedish/Hungarian singer-songwriter, musician and music producer.

Life and career

The daughter of Hungarian emigrants, Antonia Vai was born in Stockholm, Sweden. She has been playing instruments and writing songs since her early childhood, drawing inspiration from the Legend of Zelda video game. She attended Adolf Fredrik's Music School and the "Rock & Soul" program at Fryshusets Gymnasium. Other notable musicians who studied at Fryshusets Gymnasium include Lykke Li and Seinabo Sey. Antonia Vai also graduated from the music program at Liljeholmens folkhögskola in Rimforsa, Sweden.
While she mostly writes songs and sings in English, she has written and performed several songs in both her native languages Swedish and Hungarian. In 2013, Vai moved to Budapest, Hungary to pursue her music career.

Eurovision Song Contest 2016

Antonia Vai is participating in A dal 2016, a competition organised by the Hungarian public broadcaster Duna TV to select the Hungarian entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. Vai performs the song "Who we are" as vocalist with András Kállay-Saunders.
The song qualified with the highest of all scores in heat 2 on January 30, 2016. It qualified in the top 3 in Semi-final 1 on February 13, 2016 and competed again in the finals, on February 27, 2016.

TV & Radio

Antonia Vai has been featured at several occasions in Hungarian national TV and radio stations.

Müpa, Palace of Arts, Budapest

In June 2015, Antonia Vai headlined a sold-out venue at the Müpa, Palace of Arts in Budapest with several musical guest artists, for example Sena Dagadu, the British/Ghanaian rapper M3nsa, Saiid from Akkezdet Phiai and members of the gypsy-punk orchestra Bohemian Betyars.

Quimby

Antonia Vai collaborated as a support band on Quimby's national autumn tour in 2013, playing as opening act for them in five locations across Hungary.

Selah Sue

On May 12, 2015, Antonia Vai was supporting act for the Belgian musician Selah Sue.

BalconyTV

hosted an episode with Antonia Vai Band feat. Sena in March 2015.

Other ventures

Antonia Vai was interviewed and photographed in a six-page feature of the Hungarian September 2015 edition of Elle magazine.

Discography

Albums

  1. "Don't Let The Bedbugs Bite"
  2. "Macho Woman"
  3. "Confessions Of Berlin"
  4. "Moth To The Flame"
  5. "Rainy June"
  6. "The Smallest Song In The World"
  7. "Time Killer"
  8. "Waiting For War"
  9. "Snow White"
  10. "In The Early Hours"
  11. "Storms"
  12. "Down The Rabbit Hole"
  1. "Once I knew A Boy"
  2. "Riots"
  3. "Pyromani "
  4. "Dolinsko"
  5. "The Untold Tale Of Ikaros"
  6. "A Song For The Winter Sky "
  7. "43 Seconds To Hiroshima"
  8. "Naked And Quiet"
  9. "If You Think About It"
  10. "Just Another Nocturne To Clear My Mind"
  11. "Kittens In Trees"
  12. "It's 6 In The Morning And I Think I Love You"
  1. "Intro"
  2. "Don’t Let The Bedbugs Bite"
  3. "The Pirate’s Waltz"
  4. "People"
  5. "In The Devil’s Catacomb"
  6. "Arkansas"
  7. "The Trouble With You"
  8. "Kittens in Trees"
  9. "Click and Bang"
  1. "Fisherman Feat. M3NSA"
  2. "Remember How Feat. Saiid"
  3. "Don't Fall In Love With Me"
  4. "The Hand I Raise"
  1. "Intro"
  2. "Mantra"
  3. "Love Song for an Ex"
  4. "Mad Heart"
  5. "The Witch"
  6. "Brand Old Revolution"
  7. "The Devil Waits For Me To Slip"
  8. "Warrior Soul"
  9. "Laika's Ballad"
  10. "Secret Life"

    Singles

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