Tommi Mischell
Following the Croatian Homeland War, Tommi Mischell relocated to Philadelphia, USA, where she pursued studies in art and design. In parallel with her ongoing career as a singer and composer, she co-founded an interior design and art studio in 2000 with her husband, academic sculptor Nick Kačić-Miošić.
Tommi began her musical journey at the age of four as a soloist at Our Lady of the Angels Church in Trogir, under the mentorship of her older brother, Miroslav “Miša,” who served as the church organist and pianist.
During the Homeland War, she actively supported numerous humanitarian initiatives across war-affected regions of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
After settling in the United States, she released an album in collaboration with members of the Average White Band, a project associated with seven Grammy nominations in 2000.
Despite building her career abroad, Tommi has remained closely connected to her homeland. Her recent album, Vrime je (“It’s Time”), was released by Cro Records. She also collaborated on the songwriter arrangement Blue Cage, performing at the Šibenik Festival, reaffirming her artistic presence in Croatia.
Nakon Domovinskog rata, Tommi Mischell preselila se u Philadelphiju, Sjedinjene Američke Države, gdje je usavršavala znanja iz područja umjetnosti i dizajna. Paralelno sa svojom pjevačkom i autorskom karijerom, 2000. godine s suprugom, akademskim kiparom Nickom Kačićem-Miošićem, osnovala je studio za interijer i umjetnost.
Svoj glazbeni put započela je već s četiri godine kao solistica u crkvi Gospe od Anđela u Trogiru, pod vodstvom starijeg brata Miroslava “Miše”, orguljaša i pijanista.
Tijekom Domovinskog rata aktivno je sudjelovala u brojnim humanitarnim akcijama diljem ratom pogođenih područja Hrvatske i Bosne i Hercegovine.
Po dolasku u Sjedinjene Američke Države objavila je album u suradnji s članovima sastava Average White Band, projekt povezan sa sedam nominacija za nagradu Grammy 2000. godine.
Unatoč životu i karijeri u inozemstvu, Tommi je ostala snažno povezana s domovinom. Njezin novi album Vrime je objavljen je u izdanju Cro Recordsa, a surađivala je i na autorskoj skladbi Blue Cage, s kojom je nastupila na Šibenskom festivalu.
Tras la Guerra de Independencia de Croacia, Tommi Mischell se trasladó a Filadelfia, Estados Unidos, donde estudió arte y diseño. Paralelamente a su carrera como cantante y compositora, en el año 2000 fundó junto a su esposo, el escultor académico Nick Kačić-Miošić, un estudio de diseño de interiores y arte.
Inició su trayectoria musical a los cuatro años como solista en la Iglesia Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles en Trogir, bajo la dirección de su hermano mayor, Miroslav “Miša”, organista y pianista.
Durante la Guerra de Independencia participó activamente en numerosas acciones humanitarias en zonas afectadas de Croacia y Bosnia y Herzegovina.
Al establecerse en Estados Unidos lanzó un álbum en colaboración con miembros de la banda Average White Band, proyecto vinculado a siete nominaciones al Grammy en el año 2000.
A pesar de desarrollar su carrera en el extranjero, ha mantenido un fuerte vínculo con su país natal. Su más reciente álbum, Vrime je (“Es tiempo”), fue publicado por Cro Records. Asimismo, colaboró en la composición Blue Cage, con la que se presentó en el Festival de Šibenik, reafirmando su presencia artística en Croacia.