Jacek Skubikowski is a revered figure on the Polish music scene, renowned for his work as a singer-songwriter and guitarist that spans several decades. Skubikowski's career took flight in the 1970s, and he gained significant popularity in the 1980s with a series of hits that resonated with the Polish audience, blending elements of rock, folk, and often infused with a distinctly personal lyrical style that touched on the social and emotional issues of the day.

Skubikowski's discography is a testament to his enduring presence in Polish music, with albums like "Jacek Skubikowski," which showcases his eponymous work, and thematic collections such as "Nowe piosenki z różowej scenki" and "Piosenki z różowej scenki" where he explores new musical territories. His songs, characterized by a heartfelt narrative and melodic composition, like "Złe słowa," "Zebra w palcie na asfalcie," and "Jedyny hotel w mieście," continue to attract listeners who find solace and meaning in his exploration of everyday life and its challenges. "Wyspa dzikich" and tracks like "Jak cytrynę" and "Omen" further consolidate his reputation for crafting music that not only entertains but also provokes thought and reflection. Despite the changing tides of musical trends, Skubikowski's work remains a beloved component of Polish music culture. His contributions to music have not only earned him a loyal fanbase but have also made him a respected voice among his musical peers.