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Monika Christodoulou
Monika Christodoulou (Greek: Μόνικα born May 26, 1985 in Athens, Greece) also known by her stage name Monika, is a Greek singer-songwriter. She sings and plays the piano, guitar, saxophone, accordion and drums. Monika's debut album "Avatar" was released in 2008 and her second album "Exit" followed in 2010. Both albums achieved platinum status. She has performed a number of sold out concerts at important venues such as the theatre in Ancient Epidaurus, the Vrachon Theatre, the Lycabettus Theatre, as well as playing the ARK Festival in Athens and Thessaloniki two years in a row (2010 and 2011) serving as a headliner in 2011. Her two albums and fresh songwriting approach were met with critical acclaim, with the majority of Greek media hailing her as the next great hope in the Greek music scene.
Early life Christodoulou was born in Athens on May 26, 1985. She grew up in various cities around Greece, such as Korinthos, Lamia and Karpenisi due to her father's occupation as a doctor. In 2004 she was accepted at the School of Mathematics of Kapodistriako University of Athens and has been studying there ever since. Musical career 1999–2004: Serpentine in 1999 she made her first musical steps by joining her brother's rock band Serpentine, where she sang, played the guitar and the saxophone. While in Serpentine, the band opened for local and international acts such as Devendra Banhart, Michael Gira and Raining Pleasure. Serpentine disbanded in 2004 and Monika started pursuing a solo career.〔(Monika Biography on ''Official Site'' )〕
==Music career==
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