I've never thought that polish electronic music could impress me one day. I'm not the biggest fan of polish music, no matter what genre, but I'm really surprised by these three artists. Their music, their soul, their heads full of different and unique ideas, stole my heart. Check them out below!
1. Duit - with no doubt he's one of the most talented and well-known polish producers of the young generation. His music style is an emotional combination of electronic and pop/rnb music. I've already wrote about him in one of my posts (right here). Few weeks ago his new single came out and since that time I can't stop listening to "All The People" featuring Jesse Boykins III. His music is on the one hand fresh and makes you feel so alive, on the another hand is melancholic and makes you stop and think. Just like Duit said, "What "All The People" has in common, is what I love in music the most: the energy and the melancholy. You can play listening to this song and then watch the sunrise."
2. Szatt (Lukasz Palkiewicz) - producer based in Poznan. Before he started his electronic music journey, he won the beat maker prize in category 'Live act' in 2013. His music roots go back to hip-hop music. His present music style is a wonderful combination of different electronic styles. Everything sounds so perfect together that I can not describe it. His album "Bloom" will take you to another world of electronic music. This world is full not only of jazz, groove, hip-hop and post-dubstep sounds, but also of glitch hop and chill instrumental vibes.
Together with two other talented guys, Jaq Merner and Paweł Stachowiak, he started a music project called Kroki. These guys show us music at world-class level.
3. Rosalie. - polish singer based in Poznan. She combines classic american R&B and Hip-Hop beats with new electronic sounds. Her unique music style reminds me of BANKS or FKA Twings. She's definitely one of those artists you will never forget or regret. Can't wait to hear more and to see her live. Big up for Rosalie!
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