Marek Napiórkowski

Marek Napiórkowski is a highly acclaimed Polish jazz guitarist and composer renowned for his versatile playing style that effortlessly blends jazz, fusion, and elements of Polish folk music, among other genres. Born on October 22, 1971, in Prudnik, Poland, Napiórkowski has distinguished himself as a prominent figure in the European jazz scene through his innovative approach to music and his skillful guitar techniques.

With an impressive discography that underscores his creative exploration across various musical landscapes, Napiórkowski's work continually garners admiration both in Poland and internationally. "String Theory" showcases his adeptness at integrating string arrangements with contemporary jazz, while "Zazi" reflects a more intimate and personal facet of his artistry. His contributions to "Bejbis" (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) highlight his ability to juxtapose mood and narrative through his compositions. Further, "Nocna cisza. Kolędy" sees Napiórkowski reimagining traditional Polish Christmas carols with a fresh and sophisticated jazz influence. With albums like "Hipokamp," "Brainstorm," "Szukaj w snach," "WAW-NYC," "The Way," and "Celuloid," Napiórkowski continues to reaffirm his status as an inventive musician who is unafraid to traverse the boundaries of genre, culture, and sound, thus steadily building a legacy as one of Poland's most inventive contemporary jazz musicians.

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String Theory
Album - 7 Tracks - Released November 21, 2022
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