Gaba Kulka is a multifaceted Polish artist, renowned for her distinctive musical style that seamlessly fuses elements of pop, alternative rock, and cabaret, often underlined by her virtuosic piano skills. Born on September 1, 1979, in Warsaw, Poland, Gabriela "Gaba" Kulka is not only a singer-songwriter but also a skilled musician and composer, whose talent traverses various genres and art forms. She started her career in music at an early age and released her debut album "Between Miss Scylla and a Hard Place" in 2004, but her recognition significantly grew with the albums "Out" (2006) and the critically acclaimed "Hat, Rabbit" (2009).

Over the years, Gaba Kulka has established herself as a prominent figure in the Polish music scene, earning a reputation for her eclectic taste and experimental approach to music. Her works such as "The Escapist" (2014), which revealed her storytelling prowess and artistic depth, and "Kruche" (2016), where she explored more intimate and personal themes, showcase her continuing evolution as an artist. Kulka's passion for reinvention is also evident in albums like "Wersje" (2019), where she reinterprets songs by other artists with her own unique touch. As an artist unbound by genre constraints, Gaba Kulka continues to captivate audiences with her powerful voice, intellectual lyrics, and avant-garde sensibilities, making each of her projects, including recent singles like "Noc" and "San Pedro", a new adventure for her listeners.