Album lore

Klubowe, issued by Renesans in March 2019, assembles a distinctive blend of hip-hop, trap, and psy influences across ten tracks. The album features collaborations with artists such as Big Scythe, Wiatr, Frosti Rege, Pater, and Bambax, each contributing to the textured vocal and rhythmic layers. Tracks like "Romans" and "Język Ciała" exemplify the record's balance between rap lyricism and electronic pulse, threading through trance-inflected beats.Tymek, C0PIK, and Bazgrov steer this effort with a keen ear for underground resonance, melding Polish rap traditions with contemporary trap and psychedelic elements. Klubowe’s modest yet steady listenership on Last.fm—over one million scrobbles—attests to its quiet standing within its niche. The album’s title nods to club culture while its content navigates a terrain both cerebral and danceable, eschewing overt polish for an authentic, rough-hewn signal.

Album lore

Klubowe, issued by Renesans in March 2019, assembles a distinctive blend of hip-hop, trap, and psy influences across ten tracks. The album features collaborations with artists such as Big Scythe, Wiatr, Frosti Rege, Pater, and Bambax, each contributing to the textured vocal and rhythmic layers. Tracks like "Romans" and "Język Ciała" exemplify the record's balance between rap lyricism and electronic pulse, threading through trance-inflected beats.Tymek, C0PIK, and Bazgrov steer this effort with a keen ear for underground resonance, melding Polish rap traditions with contemporary trap and psychedelic elements. Klubowe’s modest yet steady listenership on Last.fm—over one million scrobbles—attests to its quiet standing within its niche. The album’s title nods to club culture while its content navigates a terrain both cerebral and danceable, eschewing overt polish for an authentic, rough-hewn signal.