page_title: Videlina Mircheva
section_title: Music career
hierarchical_section_title: Videlina Mircheva / Music career
caption_attribution_description: English: Wonder &amp; Videlina at Planet Club de Luxe, Sofia, 2012
context_page_description: Videlina Stefanova Mircheva is a Bulgarian singer-songwriter.
context_section_description: In 2002 Mircheva joined the band Free Style and began creating original music. In 2004 Free Style shot their first video, "When She Wants", and won the Real Talents competition held by BG Radio and Jim Beam. The song was remixed by EDIT. The video premiere was on November 9, 2004 at the club Marmalad.
  In 2008 at The King's Stables, Plovdiv, Free Style presented their second video, "Beautiful Things". The director, screenwriter and stylist was Rushi Vidinliev, a well-known Bulgarian singer and songwriter. The song was remixed by Mr. Moon.
  Mircheva and Free Style had numerous of concerts at home and abroad: at Petnoto; The King's Stables; club Marmalad; Sofia Live Club; Roxy Club – Burgas; Rock in Rila – Borovets; Pirdop Fest; Honky Tonk Festival; Apolonia Art Festival, Sozopol; Music Beach Shkorpilovtsy; Concert on the occasion of Treaty of Accession of Bulgaria to the European Union in 2005; and Charity Concert SOS Children's Villages at National Palace of Culture (NDK) Hall 1, with Rushi Vidinliev, Maria Ilieva, Grafa, KariZma, Signal.
  In 2010 Videlina left Free Style and became a soloist of Big Band Plovdiv. In 2010 Videlina began working with DJ Wonder, combining house music and live vocals. The project was first performed at DJ Wonder's house party Wonder's Lab at club Plazma, Plovdiv, followed by a concert at Sofia Live Club and Planet Club de Luxe. In 2013 they released their first single, "This Summer".
  She collaborated with Bulgarian jazz singer Vassil Petrov, who invited her to take part in his new project The Pop Concert, along with well-known Bulgarian musicians Angel Zaberski-son (pianist, composer), Stoyan Yankulov-Stundzhy (drums, percussions), Milen Kukosharov (piano, keyboards), Miroslav Ivanov (guitar), and Boris Taslev (bass). The project presented familiar songs such as "Hello" (Lionel Richie), "If Tomorrow Never Comes" (Barry Manilow), "Boat on the River" (Styx), "Fragile" (Sting), and "Feelings", in modern arrangements. The Pop Concert was first introduced with great success at the Annual Festival of Arts Apolonia, in Sozopol 2011.
  At the end of 2011 Videlina started a project named Music Station. The idea that brought the musicians together was to offer the public a quality selection of jazz, soul and funk music. The project was performed first on Christmas night at Stage 51, followed by a concert at club Petnoto.
caption: Wonder & Videlina at Planet Club de Luxe, Sofia, 2012
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