Lyubomir Denev is one of the biggest names in contemporary Bulgarian music. He has written music for film and theater, and has made a successful international career as a solo jazz musician, playing at festivals in Paris, Oslo, Budapest, Berlin, among others. Denev is a recipient of numerous awards for his work as a composer – among those are “Sofia 1989”, “ASKEER 2001”, “Crystal Lyre 2006”, “Zlatna Rakla 2006”. The Bulgarian National Television has produced two documentaries about Denev’s works and his music has been performed across Europe and countries, such as Mexico, China, India, Egypt, Japan, Canada, and the United States. Denev has put together an exciting collection of his older and newer works, this time featuring young jazz vocalist Vesela Morova, and some of the finest and most established musicians from the Bulgarian jazz scene - Petar Momchev (tenor and soprano saxophone), Dimitar Karamfilov (double bass), and Dimitar Semov (drums). Vesela Morova was born in Gabrovo, where she discovered jazz music and the love for singing, when she was 6. Later, she spent valuable time in the United States, graduating from Clark University first, and then committing firmly to music, while studying voice at Berklee College of Music. Since 2012, Vesela has been following her professional path in Bulgaria, performing in jazz clubs, theaters, and festivals, in a wide range of styles – classical and contemporary jazz, Brazilian music, a-cappella, musical, and pop.