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Veya Amsterdam, Netherlands
Edgy and loving. Powerful and soft. Socially critical and personal. That is Veya - the bedding for the creative juices, dreams and observations of Eva Scheltema. She brings together her skills as a violinist, singer and producer in a magical musical project. The unexpected violin sounds, moving beats and compelling synthesizers, give Veya's songs a catchy, yet unique character. ... more
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