Viktorija Pilatovic - Seven Letters (2026)

"Seven Letters is my fifth album - a collection of musical letters written to the world. I realized that whenever I write, I’m always speaking to someone: sometimes it’s myself, sometimes a loved one, sometimes a memory, a bird, or even just a fleeting thought. These dialogues are deeply personal, yet universal — because we all speak to something or someone in our inner worlds every day. Each of these letters comes alive through music first, with lyrics unfolding as reflections that crystallize around the sound. I hope you hear what I wanted to say, and I hope you like it." - Viktorija

“Viktorija Pilatovic’s new album is a radiant testament to her evolution as a composer, vocalist, and storyteller. It’s the second time I have the joy of working with her, and once again, I’m struck by her ability to blend heart and intellect with such disarming ease. Her music pulses with feminine energy: at once bold and vulnerable, deeply emotional yet meticulously crafted. As a producer and fellow performer on this record, I’ve witnessed firsthand how Viktorija channels feeling into form, building songs that are as dynamic and fluid as her voice. I’m proud to present this album through PKmusik, and to share the work of an artist who continues to move with purpose and grace.” - Petros Klampanis

“I was pleasantly surprised to discover the deep artistry of Viktorija Pilatovic — her music will not disappoint.” — Terri Lyne Carrington

“I love the passion of her voice and how it colors her instrument with subtlety and nuance. Very progressive and soulful.” — Dianne Reeves

"You could easily fit 25 Lithuanias in the space between her birth country and New York, but Viktorija chose to devote herself to what we often call jazz a long time ago, and she hasn’t looked away from that choice since." - Ganavya

Viktorija Pilatovic - vocals
Albert Palau - piano
Petros Klampanis - double bass
Quique Ramirez - drums
Perico Sambeat - saxophone (track 2)