Agnieszka Chylińska is a Polish rock singer and columnist from Gdańsk, Poland. Born in 1976, she becomes known as the vocalist in the rock band O.N.A., which she joins in 1994 and stays with until 2003. The band becomes widely popular in 1995 and is described as one of the most influential Polish rock groups. It disbands in 2003 while preparing for an international career.

Band work

After O.N.A. ends, Chylińska forms the band Chylińska in 2003. With that project she releases the album Winna, along with the singles "Winna" and "Niczyja".

Solo material

Chylińska also releases solo recordings. A solo track called "Róż" appears online around 2005; it has an electronic rock sound and is not issued on a physical single or album. In 2009 she releases the solo single "Nie mogę Cię zapomnieć", which has a dance and house direction, and the album Modern Rocking. The second single from that album is "Zima".

Style

Her work moves from rock into electronic and dance-inflected material, particularly in the solo period, while she remains identified with Polish rock.