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New musical releases in Poland

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The Polish music scene has seen a series of new releases from various artists across multiple genres. In late September, vocalists Luiza Kalita, Michał Sochacki, and Kasia Moś released singles exploring themes of musical fascination, the line between intimacy and addiction, and the nature of betrayal. Kalita’s work notably utilized AI tools for production. By early October, the releases expanded to include disco polo and hip-hop. Artists such as MACZO and INESS released dance-oriented tracks, while hip-hop artists including Namaste, Hinol, and Pih released works focusing on themes of memory, consumerism, and the complexities of adulthood. In mid-October, new releases continued with rapper Lukasyno, who premiered the music video for ‘Świat się zmienia, a my nie’ (The world changes, but we don't). Produced by Kriso, the track reflects on youth, nostalgia, and loyalty, specifically referencing the artist’s upbringing in the Dziesięciny estate in Białystok. Simultaneously, the synth-rock band Kast., winners of the Wielkopolskie Rytmy Młodych, released the single ‘dopamina’ to promote their upcoming third album. Written by leader Mateusz Ziąbka, the song addresses modern digital issues, including ‘doomscrolling’—the compulsive consumption of negative news. In late October, new singles emerged as artists prepared for future projects. Zalia released ‘kawa i papierosy’, a collaboration with the Kacperczyk brothers exploring relationship uncertainty. Kazior released the melodic solo single ‘Chce się bawić’, while Hinol debuted ‘Mój kawałek podłogi’, a track inspired by Mr. Zoob that serves as a precursor to his upcoming album, ‘To tylko ja’. Additionally, Radom-based rapper Rabo released ‘Nie jesteśmy tacy sami’, marking a stylistic shift toward braggadocio. The band Project M2 also released ‘Dzieli coś nas teraz’, utilizing a classic rock sound with live instruments. By the end of October, the momentum continued with the release of rapper Kaczor’s fifth solo album, ‘Przebudzenie’.

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