Solo album “Grzegorz Kupczyk” is a kind of culmination of the singer’s many years of stage presence, but at the same time – the beginning of his new path. Released in mid-May, the album appeared on CD, cassette and vinyl (the latter two media in limited edition). The first CD run was sold out.
Now Grzegorz Kupczyk presents a new single “Emigrant”, in which it encourages you to fight for your own individuality and values. The authors of the recording are the bassist Grzegorz “Ornette” Stępień (lyrics) and guitarist Paweł “Gunsess” Oziabło with the help of Grzegorz Kupczyk (music). On stage, the singer in his band is supported by a drummer Łukasz Marek.
Let us add that Kupczyk will be one of the stars in 2025 with his solo project Jarocin Festival.
Grzegorz Kupczyk as “Emigrant”. “The answer lies within each of us”
“The text of the song has a universal tone, it strongly refers to the reality that currently surrounds us, the desire to unify societies and impose ‘correctness’ of thinking. In this context, there is an appeal to look or maybe delve deeper into yourself and remain yourself even at all costs, because the answer actually lies in each of us. The fiery riff increases circulation and we hope that you will like the new single as much as the previous ones,” encourages Grzegorz. Kupczyk.
Mentioned Paweł “Gunsess” Oziabło (since 2016 musician Closed Ward) i Grzegorz “Ornette” Stępień (in the years 2002-2020 in the Closed Branch) support Kupczyk also in Adult Children’s Orchestra. On December 19, this supergroup – with the participation of numerous invited friends – will perform at a concert at the Progresja club in Warsaw. A cross-section of Polish hits with an emphasis on the 80s and 90s will be performed by, in addition to the basic line-up, including: Kobra (Kobranocka), Oley (Proletaryat), Maciej Balcar (ex-Dżem), Ruda (Red Lips) and Grzegorz Skawiński (Kombii).
Kupczyk’s musical career spans well over 40 years. He gained greatest fame as the group’s vocalist Turbo, with which he recorded such groundbreaking albums for Polish metal as, among others, “Adult children” Whether “Satan’s Cavalry”. Since 1989, he has been leading his own team CETIwith which he continues to this day and has released 12 studio albums. He also cooperated with such formations as, among others: Aion, Panzer X, Esqarial, Kruk and Non Iron. He recently joined the group Blues Fighters.