Chinaski

Chinaski is a prominent Czech pop-rock band, which first emerged in the Czech music scene in the mid-1990s. Named after the literary alter ego of writer Charles Bukowski, Chinaski has become one of the country's most beloved and enduring acts. With a reputation for their catchy melodies, thoughtful lyrics, and an energetic live presence, the band has become a staple in the playlists of Czech radio stations and a regular fixture at music festivals.

Over the years, Chinaski has evolved in style but has remained consistent in delivering hits that resonate deeply with their audience. Albums like "11" showcase the band's maturity and craftsmanship, encapsulating their years of experience while still exploring new musical territories. Songs such as "FRIHET," "Dvě srdce vejpůl," and "Milióóóny Přání" are testaments to their ability to blend relatable themes with memorable hooks. With "G2 Acoustic Stage," they offer a stripped-back experience, displaying their versatility and the depth of their songwriting. Chinaski's sustained popularity is not only a reflection of their talent but also their connection with fans who find solace and joy in their music.

Genres

Czech Pop

Czech Pop Rock

Czech Rock

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Latest Release

30

Chinaski

Album - 14 Tracks - Released March 18, 2025