Pod Budą is a cherished Polish music group whose roots can be traced back to the fertile cultural milieu of the late 1970s. The formation officially came into being in 1978 with founding members Andrzej Sikorowski, the band's charismatic vocalist and principal songwriter, and his wife Barbara Sikorowska, known for her enchanting vocals. Pioneers in combining folk, pop, and lyrical songwriting, Pod Budą played a significant role in shaping the Polish music scene during the pivotal times of the socio-political transformation in the country.

Over the course of their extensive career, Pod Budą has treated audiences to a feast of thoughtful lyrics and memorable melodies, which often delve into themes of everyday life, Polish culture, and societal changes. Marking four decades of their artistic journey, "40 Lat" stands not only as a celebration of their longevity but as a testament to their enduring appeal. Their other works such as "Tokszol" and "Razem" continue in this tradition, blending storytelling with music. The band's musical palette is diverse, offering festive tunes in "Kolędy," reflections on the contemporary world in "Jak Kapitalizm To Kapitalizm," and sentimental ruminations in "Blues O Starych Sasiadach." "Lecz Poki Co Zyjemy" and "Zal Za..." further showcase Pod Budą's ability to evoke nostalgia and philosophical introspection. Through these poignant songs, Pod Budą remains an endearing and significant voice in the landscape of Polish music.