Baildsa is a Thessaloniki-based band from Greece that has been stirring the pulsating heart of the Balkan music scene since their formation in 2006. With influences that span ethnic Balkan sounds, ska, punk, and reggae, Baildsa infuse their music with a unique blend of energy, rebellion, and multi-cultural vibes. Their sound is characterized by an infectious mix of traditional Balkan instruments, such as brass and accordion, combined with electric guitar, bass, and drums, creating a contemporary sound palette that has resonated with audiences both domestically and internationally.

The band's discography showcases an evolution of style and message, with the most recent releases such as "POPOPO," "Πόσο," and "Cyber Nine" solidifying their reputation as critical social commentators and party starters in equal measure. Their track "I Want My Bars Back" reflects the mood of a generation feeling the pressure of societal constraints, while "Lion's Den" and "WarZone" echo the band's anti-war and anti-authoritarian sentiments. "Ne Znam," "Balkan Express (Ride the Train)," "Zvarna," and "United States Of Balkans" further celebrate the band's roots, with a distinctive sound that is a modern tribute to traditional Balkan rhythms and melodies. Baildsa's work transcends language and cultural barriers, earning them a dedicated fanbase and a respected place in the world music community.