Tomas Kocko & Orchestr

Tomas Kocko & Orchestr is a distinctive ensemble from the Czech Republic, celebrated for their artful fusion of traditional Moravian folk music with contemporary soundscapes. The band was founded by Tomáš Kočko, a singer, composer, and instrumentalist, who is deeply rooted in the musical traditions of his homeland. His passion for folklore and musicology shines through in the group's works, which often incorporate historical instruments and arrangements alongside modern beats and genres.

Over the years, Tomas Kocko & Orchestr has carved out a niche for themselves in the Central European folk scene, not just for their music, but also for their engagement with cultural heritage and education. Their recent releases like "Matulu moja" and "Hopaj, Hop" showcase their skillful blend of energetic rhythms and melodies grounded in traditional lore, while albums such as "Ona" and "Z Radosti" reflect the band's ability to tell stories through music, rendering ancient tales and beliefs into compelling contemporary compositions. With a discography teeming with both ritualistic rhythms like in "Velesu" and melodious narratives as in "Do Kamene Tesane Aneb Ondras," Tomas Kocko & Orchestr continues to enchant audiences, celebrating and revitalizing the folklore of Moravia for the modern era.

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Matulu moja
Single - Released March 14, 2022
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