(pronounce: Peaskorchick) is a young singer with a mature, low and unusual voice timbre. Described in France as "la voix noire et au costume blanc" (Black voice in a white costume). She is a guitar, bass guitar and percussion player, as well as a song writer.

Magda performs music of Afro-American and African heritage. She is a two-time Semifinalist of the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, USA. Four times readers of the Polish blues quarterly have chosen her the Female Vocalist of the Year. In 2009 Magda was invited to play with Konoba, an international band performing traditional West African music.
 
She has released two CDs: "Magda Live" (nominated to the Fryderyk Award, the most prestigious award of the Polish Phonographic Industry) and "Blues Travelling" feat. Michal Urbaniak, a reknown jazz violinist.

Magda has performed with many well-known musicians, such as Bob Margolin, Bob Brozman, Slidin' Slim, Greg Zlap, Billy Gibson and Engerling group. She regularly performs with her band and has given shows at many festivals almost all over Europe. She likes to involve the audience in collective singing, emotional shouting, hand-clapping or snapping their fingers.

"Excellent music, beautiful voice, musicians in top form, our audience love it absolutely."
   Serge WARIN about CD 'Magda Live', Radio Canal Bleu, France

"I can hardly wait to see this lady live on stage!"
   Bobtje's Blues Pages, Holland

"That young and from Eastern Europe! Excellent! She is better than some Americans!"
   Rev. Rabia from Berkeley, USA, American blues singer

"Blues from Poland? Possibly the last place you'd expect to hear blues coming from. Magda Piskorczyk has a great bluesy voice, and you'd never guess that she was from Eastern Europe - although you might guess at Mississippi or Tennessee."
   Terry Clear, Blues Bytes
 

Magda was born in Southwestern part of Poland. She studied computer science at Technical University of Wroclaw. Since the very childhood she kept singing everywhere and almost all the time. She listened to the music of different genres but blues, gospel and soul touched her most.

Her debut in 2001 at the festival in Bialystok was a great success - she won The First Prize in the competition. She sang with almost each top Polish blues band, singer or musician, but most often with Michał Kielak (harmonica), Aleksandra Siemieniuk (dobro guitar) and Arkadiusz Osenkowski (tenor sax.). She received The Blues Top Awards in 2003, 2004 and 2006 as a "Female Vocalist of the Year" by the readers of the most important Polish blues magazine "Twoj Blues" (eng. "Your Blues"). Since 2005 she has regularly performed with her own band.

In 2008 the first Polish Blues Stars Alley was opened in Sława near Zielona Góra. One of the stars belongs to Magda. She stamped her hand on the promenade too.

Her first album was released in October 2005, during the biggest indoor blues festival in the world: Rawa Blues. Magda recorded it with her friends and special guest: legendary jazz musician and composer Michal Urbaniak (violin on "Tutu" album of Miles Davis).
It presents standards and less known compositions in fresh arrangements, such us: a touching gospel "I Want Jesus To Walk With Me" and an exciting version of Tom Waits' "Temptation" in which Magda plays the electric double bass. In aged-sounding jail "Work Song" her harsh voice is accompanied only on the sax and a simple beat of the drum.