...She plays keyboard and sings in a pure engaging voice,
ever-so-slightly tinged with the charming remains of a faint Slavic accent.
She creates beautiful torch ballads that mingle the soulful sadness
of east-European culture with her own personal optimism.
Her songwriting is haunting and courageous. It reminds us of what it is
to be human--to have longings, joys and disappointments,
all merging together in this dance called Life...

Garrett Swyene, singer/songwriter
http://www.GarretSwayne.com

Joie de vivre mingled with Eastern-European sadness!!! Dragana´s songwriting is haunting and honest, her own joie de vivre mingling with an eastern-European sadness that she cannot deny. You won´t find a singer-songwriter with more candor – her debut is a wonderful album that is straight from the heart. And Dragana has one of those pure voices capable of portraying these myriad emotions.

Reviewer: Anna Callahan, jazz vocalilst and trumpet player
http://www.annacallahan.com

The sadness of Dragana´s songs is not only the woe of "girl losing boy" – but also larger issues such as autumnal reflections on misunderstandings, and the small shifts that lead people apart or the unexpected epiphanies that make you aware that you don´t know yourself, much less others or the world around you...

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Roger Crane, LA Jazz Scene

Dragana has a smoky, torch song voice and a kinship with the piano, playing drifting, moonlit notes. Her songs are adult contemporary pop ballads with jazz influences. It´s perfect music for an evening spent slow dancing on a roof overlooking Manhattan...

By Jennifer Layton
http://www.indie-music.com