Grażyna Łobaszewska is an eminent Polish singer renowned for her unique timbre and powerful vocal performances that have captivated audiences for decades. With a career spanning over forty years, Łobaszewska has been a significant figure in the Polish music scene, often associated with the genre of big beat in her early years and later evolving into rock, blues, and jazz influences.

Born on July 20, 1952, in Sopot, Poland, Łobaszewska first gained national prominence in the 1970s as the lead singer of the band "Crash." Her distinctive voice quickly set her apart, leading to the release of her debut solo album "Przedstawienie" in 1978, which established her as a solo artist. She further solidified her place in Polish music history with hits throughout the '80s and '90s, continuing to release heartfelt music that resonated with her growing fanbase.

Her body of work includes not only rock and pop records but also theatrical collaborations and Christmas carol albums, showcasing her versatile talents. In recent years, albums like "Zakład dla normalnych" and "Senna opowieść Jana B." have contributed to her rich discography. Her live performances, as captured in recordings like "Pomost (Live)" and "Koncert Jubileuszowy W Polskim Radiu," reiterate her status as an artist who thrives in the energy of live music environments. Łobaszewska's enduring impact on the Polish music landscape is underscored by her longevity and adaptability in the industry.

Genres

Classic Polish Pop

Polish Blues

Latest Release

Zakład dla normalnych

Grażyna Łobaszewska

Single - Released December 4, 2020