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Looks like somebody wants to stand up! 😲 Practice makes perfect and tired 🤭😅 _______ Taka sytuacja... Powoli nie nadążam za tą panią 😲 Trenowała zacięcie a potem padła 🤭😅 Ząbkuje, ale nie ma to tamto! 💪🏻 . . . . #stoję #dzidziawberlinie #dzieckowberlinie #berlinbaby #coreczkamamusi #postępy #workinprogress #8miesięcy #8monatealt #8monthsold (at Berlin, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/BokFhkTB7Fz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lhm44zazbpd2
Trudno jest ruszyć do przodu, kiedy przeszłość zatrzymuje cię w miejscu.
@jestmizimnowserce
Stoję w miejscu Złap te nogi boże żebym ustał Nie wiem czemu pochłania mnie cały czas próżnia To trumna
STOJĘ W MIEJSCU.
Czasem stoję na balkonie i palę papierosy, I mam dosyć.
Stoję na granicy dwóch światów, w żadnym nie czuję się u siebie
Tomasz Mann "Tonio Kröger"
Mateusz Mondalski
Write for Inverted Audio, Decoder Magazine and Polish music quarterly M/I. Lately into visual arts and listening mostly to weird rap, jazz and modern classical, Warsaw
#club #jazz #hip-hop
@MImusicmag
SYNY - “Stoję”
Gangsta rap practiced by intellectuals always infuriates purists and seems quite pretentious. SYNY (in Polish "sons") are a new guise of two experienced Polish hip-hop artists doing just that. This new experimental group is made up the talented beatmaker Przemysław Etamski AKA 1988 and Robert Piernikowski, an avant rapper best known for his previous project Napszykłat. These cats hail respectively from the Polish cities of Szczecin and Poznań. Their divisive album Orient, released in February on Polish hub Latarnia Records, revisits proper ’90s style rap, mocking on the way all sorts of hip-hop culture cliches: the need to exhibit violence and hate and the industry's eternal obsession with keeping it real. Orient is stuck between an artistic performance and the earnest attempt to redeem an illusive past when everything was simple. I recommend this album to all of you into dusty left-field rap; highly poetic and contemplative stuff. Even if you don't speak a word of Polish, you're bound to dig the beats. Tape-hiss lovers, hip-hop oddballs, this is something up your alley.