HOPSASA - KAPELA ZE WSI WARSZAWA EARLIER THAN WARSAW V B
Warsaw Village Band
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Release Date: 18-01-2005
Label: Jaro Medien
Catalog Number: JARO4265-2
Barcode: 4006180426520
Musical Style: World
Track Listing:
| Disc 1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Come to me Johnny [01:24] | 8 | Me to You [05:52] |
| 2 | Four horses [04:41] | 9 | Shower Rain [03:36] |
| 3 | Babas Ride [05:20] | 10 | Kajzer Majzer [02:05] |
| 4 | Slow Dance [04:08] | 11 | Good Morning [03:21] |
| 5 | Old Baba (woman) [04:48] | 12 | On the Uncle's Field (part 1) Heta (Part 2) [10:51] |
| 6 | Baba Cooked [02:33] | 13 | Biski [01:40] |
| 7 | Ober Jasionowy [03:32] | 14 | Johnny, there he went [05:52] |
Description:
It is a completely new youth 'band' with real rock guts, though playing 'without power and upstream'. It is famous for its vigorous violins and lively drums and the singing 'shouting' with wild verve that everyone has in mind about virginity.
Their first album is an invitation to 'Hopsasa', featuring only traditional songs from the heart of Poland. The record was considered the folk album 1998 by listeners of Polish Radio 3 and the rebellious magazine Brum. No wonder as the album presents the modern, dynamic 'bio-techno' style and, at the same time, is so Polish and well-seasoned as old, good and strong wine. The young people discovered in the land on the Vistula River the native, shamanic layers, that wake up the remains of the surviving Polish cultural genetic code and hypnotize crowds to exhaustion until daylight. They are favourites of the audience and receive prizes from both the audience and jurors of numerous competitions, begining with 'New Tradition '98' organized by the Polish Radio. They are ultra rebellious, playing the so-called 'hard core from the barn' on traditional instruments and singing in the dialect of 'white' peasants from our 'Farms and plantations'. As if that was not enough, they were also invited to established musical events, such as 'Probaltica 99 - Torun Meetings with Chopin' and NP Sopot 99 'Music Euroads' concert.
Biography:
Here are six young musicians from Poland who have found ancient instruments and singing techniques that were used by their ancestors in the countryside.
