Marek Biliński is a prominent Polish composer and musician, widely recognized for his contributions to the world of electronic music. Born on May 17, 1953, in Szczecin, Poland, Biliński's early fascination with the melding of classical forms and modern technologies propelled him to explore the possibilities within the electronic genre. He graduated from the Music Academy in Poznań, where he honed his skills in oboe performance and music pedagogy.

Biliński's career took a significant leap in the early 1980s when he started to make waves with his innovative soundscapes, characterized by their melodic structures and use of synthesizers. His album "Ogród Króla Świtu" (Garden of the King of Dawn) and his hit single "Ucieczka z Tropiku" (Escape from the Tropics) affirmed his position as a forerunner in the Polish electronic music scene, captivating listeners with their compelling synthesis of spacey textures and catchy rhythms. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, he continued to expand his discography, consistently exploring new sounds and production techniques, which remained evident in his later works such as "Duch" (The Ghost), "Po drugiej stronie światła" (On the Other Side of the Light), and "Dziecko słońca" (Child of the Sun). Biliński's work, while not always mainstream, has garnered a dedicated following and has been influential in shaping the Polish electronic and instrumental music sphere, with his compositions often conveying a narrative or conceptual element, inviting listeners into otherworldly auditory experiences.