PALOMA LOKUS: VOICE OF POLAND

BIO

Paloma Lokus is a singer-songwriter based in Arizona, USA. She is competing in season VI of The Voice of Poland, the internationally syndicated version of NBC's The Voice singing competition. Paloma was born in Chicago, Illinois, to Polish nationals. As a Polish American she carries dual citizenship in the United States and Poland.

Lokus recorded her first song at the age of 13. She recorded her first album, "Country Girls Do it Better", in 2013, at age 16 and won first place in that year's "Northern Arizona's Got Talent" competition. In June of 2014 she won first place in the annual "PV Idol" singing competition in Prescott Valley, Arizona.

In "The Voice of Poland", 2015, she performed the song "Stay" from the country band Sugarland. Pop star judge Maria Sadowska prompted singer Andrzej Piaseczny to turn his chair and then she quickly he followed suit. Artist Edyta Górniak also turned her chair around in the last seconds of the song, resulting in approval from three out of four judges. She also played the first verse and chorus from her own original song, "Summer Love", when judge Andrzej asked her if she composed her own music. The audience clapped along to the song in mass approval.

"Eska.pl" likened her performance to that of a "young Taylor Swift", and stated that she "won the hearts of the judges".

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PALOMA LOKUS
Singer-Songwriter from The Voice, Season VI

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VOICE OF POLAND

PALOMA LOKUSSinger-Songwriter from The Voice, Season VI

Paloma Lokus Website Pages

VOICE OF POLAND

PALOMA LOKUS
Singer-Songwriter from The Voice, Season VI