Latin GRAMMY® nominee, NARAS® and LARAS® member, Gardel Award winner Roxana Amed is an Argentine-American jazz artist born in Buenos Aires based in the US. Amed is a singular singer-songwriter whose music blends South American folk traditions with art rock and modern jazz. An award-winning vocalist, producer, songwriter and educator, Sony Music recording artist, Amed has been praised by GRAMMY.com for her “artistic vision and understanding of her place in the canon”. Amed is considered by colleagues, audiences, and critics as one of the most important voices in South American music.

Amed has earned acclaim for her albums with fellow Argentine multi-instrumentalist and former Pat Metheny band member Pedro Aznar, including 2004’s Limbo and 2006’s Entremundos. More albums followed, in 2010’s Cinemateca Finlandesa a duo album with pianist Adrián Iaies (Latin GRAMMY® nominee), Inocencia in 2011, followed by 2013’s La Sombra de Su Sombra with pianist and composer Frank Carlberg featuring the poems of Alejandra Pizarnik. In 2019, she produced Instantáneas an album with live-in-studio performances, including her rendition of Joni Mitchell’s Blue.