Czesław Śpiewa is the stage name of Czesław Mozil, a musician known for his distinctive blend of various music genres and insightful lyrics, often combining elements of pop, alternative rock, and folk influences from his Polish and Danish upbringing. Born on April 12, 1979, in Zabrze, Poland, Czesław spent much of his youth in Denmark, where he moved with his mother at the age of five. His cross-cultural experiences deeply inform his musical sensibilities, resulting in a unique sound that resonates with audiences in both Poland and broader international communities.

The artist has steadily built a reputation for his innovative and often avant-garde approach to music. His discography includes albums like "Songs for the Gatekeeper" and "Pop," which showcase his eclectic style and the ability to captivate listeners with both whimsy and depth. Czesław is not only a singer and multi-instrumentalist but also a storyteller, with works such as "Księga emigrantów, tom 1" (The Book of Emigrants, Vol. 1) and "Czesław Śpiewa Miłosza," where he pays a tribute to the Nobel Prize-winning poet Czesław Miłosz, further cementing his role as a cultural bridge through his art. His collaborations with other artists and orchestras, as seen in "Czesław Śpiewa & Arte dei Suonatori," further display his versatility and commitment to exploring new artistic territories. Through his powerful performances and poignant compositions, Czesław Śpiewa continues to push the boundaries of contemporary music while maintaining a deep connection to his roots.

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Latest Release

Ławeczka

Czesław Śpiewa

Single - Released May 27, 2024