"Moruša: Biela" is a collection of traditional Slovak folk songs, reinterpreted by Jana Kirschner in a minimalist, acoustic style. The album was recorded in her home village, emphasizing a return to roots and intimate sonic textures.
- The album was recorded and produced by Kirschner herself, alongside guitarist Martin Valihora, at Kirschner's home in the village of Horná Lehota.
- "Moruša: Biela" was released on November 15, 2013, by Slnko Records, and later followed by a sister album, "Moruša: Čierna," in 2014.
- The album's stripped-down arrangements and Kirschner's nuanced vocal delivery were widely praised for their authenticity and emotional depth, marking a significant artistic statement in her discography.
Jana Kirschner is a Slovak singer and songwriter, best known for her work in the pop and folk genres. At the time of "Moruša: Biela's" release, she was several years into a career that had already seen significant commercial success in her home country and neighboring markets.
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