Lina Stalyte is a Lithuanian singer-songwriter based in Paris, bringing together the warmth of neo-soul, the intimacy of R&B and the harmonic richness of jazz. Exploring identity, love and self-discovery, her music connects her Baltic roots with the experiences that have shaped her life in France. Her songs offer a personal space where vulnerability becomes strength and emotional honesty guides the storytelling.

Released in February 2026, her album Vasaros Naktys marks a meaningful return to her mother tongue. Reimagining her earlier album Summer Nights in Lithuanian, this ten-track release draws inspiration from the Baltic Sea, childhood memories and life in Paris. Warm, nostalgic and intimate, it brings together soulful melodies, jazz harmonies and a vintage sensibility, revealing a renewed connection to her cultural identity.

Throughout the album, Lina explores memory, self-love and the freedom to embrace oneself without apology. Its closing song, Tobula, celebrates independence and acceptance of one’s imperfections. Rather than simply translating an existing repertoire, Vasaros Naktys places familiar emotions in a language that brings them closer to home.

On stage, Lina favours connection over distance, creating performances that balance intimacy with expressive energy. Her career has taken her across Europe and beyond, from Paris’s Sunset-Sunside and Le Triton to London’s Piano Smithfield and Servant Jazz Quarters, Lithuania’s Galvės Jazz Fiesta and Madagascar’s Madajazzcar Festival. These encounters have shaped an artist whose music crosses borders while retaining a deeply personal voice.

Following her debut EP Stalyte in 2016 and Summer Nights in 2022, Vasaros Naktys opens a new chapter in her artistic journey: a meeting of languages, memories and musical influences, rooted in the desire to express herself freely and connect with others.

She is currently working on Simple Life, with the first single scheduled for release in early 2027.

Lina Stalyte is available from solo to quintet project.

Line-up can be adapted to the artistic direction, venue capacity and event format.