Jasmine Van Den Bogard

The musical career of the British singer Jasmine van den Bogard, known under the stage name Birdy, began with a victory in the first creative competition Open Mic UK, which allowed her to record her debut album at the age of 15. In the 2010s, the album received platinum certification in Australia, and the singer was nominated for the Houston Film Critics Society and won the Spanish LOS40 Music Awards in the category "Best Foreign Artist".

The girl, known as Birdy, was born on May 15, 1996 in the British city of Leamington. Her father Rupert Oliver Benjamin van den Bogard in his youth chose the profession of a writer, and Sophie's mother Patricia Roper-Curzon gained fame as a concert pianist.

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From an early age, Jasmine took lessons in literature and music from her parents and soon showed an outstanding performing talent. Unlike brothers Jake, Moses, Sam and sister Caitlin, the future singer had the ability to work hard and composed her own works when she was 7 years old.

During her school years at Priestlands School and Brockenhurst College, Birdy's biography was also inseparable from creativity, and in 2008 she won the Open Mic UK competition for young singers with her song "So Be Free". Having received the right to release the album in a professional studio as a reward, the girl decided to postpone the recording and returned to this at the age of 15.

In 2011, the young performer's debut recording was a cover version of the song "Skinny Love" by the American indie folk band Bon Iver, which was included as a single on the first studio album. Gaining the attention of critics and listeners, the composition was included in the TV series "The Vampire Diaries" and was added to the playlist of BBC Radio and radio DJ Fearne Cotton.

A year later, the song "Learn Me Right", performed with the group Mumford & Sons, became the soundtrack for the animated film "Braveheart", and Birdy was nominated for a Grammy for her fruitful collaboration with Pixar Studios. And then, having recorded the EP "Live in London", the girl went on tour to Australia and performed on the X Factor and Sunrise shows.

In 2013, while participating in the Italian Pop Festival in San Remo, Birdy announced her second studio album and posted on YouTube excerpts of her work on the songs "No Angel" and "Wings". By September, the young star had finished recording the rest of the tracks and presented the listeners with all the music from the "Fire Within" album.

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Subsequently "Standing in the Way of Light", "Words As Weapons", "Light Me Up" and "Maybe", which were a mixture of indie, folk, rock and pop genres, were presented at acoustic concerts in America and Australia. Critics hailed Birdy as a sensational pianist who lacks the ability to "interact with the crowd."

However, this did not stop the singer from performing at prestigious music awards and receiving the international Echo Award herself, and then starting collecting material to replenish her discography and presenting her third studio album "Beautiful Lies" in 2016.

The girl does not speak with reporters about her personal life, so it is not known whether she has a boyfriend or not.

Her social media is filled with portraits and landscapes, as well as travel snapshots with family, friends, and colleagues.

In 2017, after signing a contract with the American publishing company Warner Chappell Music, Variety.com reported that Birdy was preparing to release a new album.

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But instead, judging by the Instagram posts, the girl took part in a photo shoot for the RED Valentino brand and postponed the release of the album to 2019-2020.

2011 - "Birdy" 2013 - "Fire Within" 2016 - "Beautiful Lies"

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