Kovacs

Sharon Kovacs is an enigmatic phenomenon, she has forged her own unique path through life’s devious twists and tangles, and entranced the globe with her wicked allure. The Bond-like tango noir of her single ‘My Love’, partly recorded in Cuba, was an instant European hit, even reaching Number One in Greece, and in 2015 her debut album ‘Shades Of Black’ charted in 36 countries, making the Top Ten in Germany and hitting Number One in her Dutch homeland. Her latest album ‘Child Of Sin’ featuring German superstar Till Lindemann (Rammstein) is one of the most open, honest and inspired records to date. In 2026, Kovacs is set to release a lot of new music, marking the first time she has made electronic music a central part of her sound. For years, electronic music has been her personal outlet. It’s the music she turns to when she wants to let go completely and lose herself in the moment. Drawing energy from the raw intensity of Berlin’s clubs, she carefully explored how to merge it with her own distinctive, soulful voice. The journey led her back to the roots of early electronic music: old-school electro and futuristic 1970s-inspired sounds, with clear nods to pioneers like Kraftwerk. The result is a sound that feels both familiar and nostalgic to her loyal fans, yet fresh and exciting for a new generation. Nostalgia has long been a central thread in her work, making this new direction feel less like a detour and more like a natural, inevitable next step.