Daab is a seminal Polish reggae band, whose roots are deeply entrenched in the early 1980s when the genre was gaining significance on the Polish music scene. Formed in 1983 in Warsaw, the group quickly capitalized on the burgeoning interest in reggae and related musical expressions, offering an innovative fusion of this laid-back genre with the burgeoning freedoms of post-communist Poland. Their early works were characterized by a distinct sound that combined traditional reggae rhythms with Polish lyrical sensibilities, often touching upon themes of love, human emotions, and social commentary.

Through the years, Daab's lineup has seen several changes, but the essence of their music has remained true to its origins. The releases such as "Daab," "III," and "Ludzkie uczucia" showcase a band that stays relevant by continuously evolving without losing the core elements of reggae that originally defined their sound. The album "Kolory muzyki - Daab" and songs like "Adam" and "The Best (Fala ludzkich serc)" highlight the band's ability to blend introspective lyrics with a universal appeal. With their latest tracks like "#Everybody" and its subsequent remixes, Daab demonstrates a willingness to engage with contemporary production techniques and sounds, while still remaining true to their reggae roots, ensuring that their music continues to resonate with both new and loyal fans of the genre.