Marek Dyjak is a Polish singer known for his characteristic, gravelly voice and emotive performances that fuse a variety of musical styles, including jazz, soul, and alternative music. He was born on April 18, 1966, in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, Poland, and has become an iconic figure in the Polish music scene for his unique interpretations and intense stage presence.

Dyjak's artistic career is marked by his daring musical experimentation and his ability to imbue each song with deep personal emotion, often drawing from his own experiences and struggles. His distinctive sound is a result of his poetic lyrics and the blending of different musical traditions. Over the years, Marek Dyjak has released a number of albums and singles, with some of the most recent titles including "Dziwna okolica," "Na wzgórzu rozpaczy," and "Piękny instalator." His album "Dyjak /Gintrowski" pays tribute to the late Polish musician Przemysław Gintrowski, showcasing Dyjak's ability to honor past legends while imprinting his own artistic identity. With an ever-growing discography, Marek Dyjak continues to be a revered figure for fans of soulful and thoughtful music in Poland and beyond.