From performing in New York’s prestigious Carnegie Hall to being a special guest of the Italian Ambassador to sing the National Anthem at a Gala in Singapore, Irish Italian Sofia Zaros is no stranger to the spot light. However she is an artist and singer who has missed the steady flow of live performances over Covid, which has inspired her latest song ‘My Tomorrow’.

Fellow lumineer’s who inspire her, include Lewis Capaldi, Sam Smith, Imagine Dragons, Ariana Grande, Aurora, Lin Manuel Miranda, Ed Sheeran. Such influences can be heard on her music. She started writing songs at the age of 12 and has written eight songs in English and two in Italian. Through her songs Sofia reflects on the world around her, on her personal experiences as well as universal themes. Her songs express a strong sense of independence and optimism.

In 2020, during the lockdown, she was chosen to sing the “International Dance Teachers Association” (IDTA) anthem along with other select artists. With her unique timbre and a natural vibrato, Sofia enjoys singing both pop songs and musicals.

When she was just 18 months old she walked on a stage, grabbed a microphone and vocalised My Heart Will Go On. She started singing in public when she was 8 and she currently studies singing, piano, songwriting and ballet. She attended lessons with the Japanese soprano Satsuki Nagatome and the vocal coach Cheryl Porter; most recently she has studied with Loretta Martinez.

‘My Tomorrow’ is out now on all digital platforms and was recorded at the AP Recording Studios in Dublin.

For more info please see: www.sofiazaros.com