Dorota Miśkiewicz recorded her debut album Zatrzymaj Się (Stop, trans. MG) together with Dorota Miśkiewicz Goes To Heaven band, consisting of Michał Tokaj, Marek Napiórkowski, Adam ‘Szabas’ Kowalewski interchangeably with Robert Kubiszyn, and Łukasz Żyta. The pieces, which are to a large extent Miśkiewicz’s own works, oscillated between jazz and pop. The album was appreciated in the jazz circles and nominated for Fryderyk.
The next album, Pod Rzęsami (Under the Eyelashes, trans. MG), was released in 2005. Dorota Miśkiewicz sang the title track in a duo with Grzegorz Turnau. The song later appeared in the film Angel in Love. On her next album, Caminho (2008), the artist was accompanied by Brazilian drummer Guello. Once again, Miśkiewicz invited Grzegorz Turnau to cooperate with her. The album also featured Grzegorz Markowski. Pianist Marcin Wasilewski took part in the recording of several pieces, and guitarist Marek Napiórkowski was the co-composer and co-producer of the album. Music was composed by Miśkiewicz and Napiórkowski, and the lyrics were created by Grzegorz Turnau, Michał Rusinek, Karolina Kozak, and Dorota herself. Caminho achieved the status of a gold record. There are more interesting duos on Ale (But, trans. MG; 2012), this time with Ewa Bem and Wojciech Waglewski.
On the hundredth anniversary of Witold Lutosławski’s birth, Miśkiewicz and Kwadrofonik ensemble interpreted the composer’s works written to Julian Tuwim’s poems. While recording, the artists used two pianos and several dozen other instruments, such as marimba, dulcimer, xylophone, cajon, udu, kalimba, and gongs. The album Lutosławski, Tuwim. Piosenki Nie Tylko Dla Dzieci (Lutosławski, Tuwim. Songs Not Only For Children, trans. MG; 2013) achieved the status of a gold record and was nominated for the Fryderyk Award in the Classical Music Album category. Piano.pl (2016) is an audio/video recording of the concert, which took place on 16th May 2016 in the Roma Musical Theatre, and a tribute to the Polish pianism. Miśkiewicz has performed with outstanding pianists of various generations – from Włodzimierz Nahorny and Andrzej Jagodziński, through Leszek Możdżer and Marcin Wasilewski, to Dominik Wania and Piotr Orzechowski. Among the dozen or so great personalities of Polish music there also was Grzegorz Turnau – in the role of a pianist. Some duos were also accompanied by the Atom String Quartet.
She has performed at numerous festivals, including several times at the Jazz Jamboree and KFPP (one of the biggest polish TV festivals) in Opole, Old Jazz Meeting Złota Tarka, Ingolstaedter Jazz Days, Jazz Rally in Dusseldorf, Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival, the Easter Ludwig van Beethoven Festival, Sacrum - Profanum in Cracow. She has been nominated four times for the Fryderyk Polish Phonographic Industry Awards (as vocalist of the year and for her albums Zatrzymaj Się, Caminho, and Lutosławski Tuwim. Piosenki Nie Tylko Dla Dzieci). In 2016, she was nominated for the Corypheus of Polish Music award in the Personality of the Year category.