Nothing To Prove, by Michal Martyniuk

Nothing To Prove

by Michal Martyniuk

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1.	BACK FROM KRAKOW 06:53	info	buy track
2.	NOTHING TO PROVE 07:13	info	buy track
3.	OTHERSIDE 04:04	info	buy track
4.	RIVER 04:23	info	buy track
5.	YES OR NO 06:12	info	buy track
6.	INSOMNIA 02:41	info	buy track
7.	WAITING FOR TOMORROW 05:38	info	buy track
8.	SIMPLE THOUGHT 07:20	info	buy track

about

“Nothing To Prove” Michal’s debut album recorded at Poland’s Cavatina Studios on Polish based label SJ Records featuring musicians Jakub Skowronski on saxophones, Kuba Mizeracki on guitar, Bartek Chojnacki on double bass and Kuba Gubz on drums. Ex Grover Washington/Patti Labelle percussionist Miguel Fuentes is a special surprise guest along side Tama Waipara on background vocals - both based in New Zealand.

"Nothing To Prove" - "It's a beautiful and moving album with great compositions and playing from everyone - it's very well thought out and put together!” - Randy Brecker

credits

released August 3, 2018

All music written, arranged and produced by Michal Martyniuk

Michal Martyniuk: piano, synthesizers

Jakub Skowronski: tenor & soprano saxophone

Jakub Mizeracki: electric guitar

Bartek Chojnacki: double bass

Kuba Gudz, Sebastian Skrzypek (8) : drums

Miguel Fuentes: congas, bongos, persussion

Tama Waipara: vocals

Recorded in October 2017 at Cavatina NP Studios (Poland)

Engineered by Grzegorz Lojowski.

Additional recording in April 2018 at Bigpop Studios (New Zealand)

Mixed by Przemyslaw Jarosz

Mastered by Piotr Witkowski

Cover design by Katarzyna Stanczyk

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about

Michal Martyniuk New Zealand

Michal Martyniuk has been an active and highly acclaimed musician throughout his career. He came in second place at the prestigious Made In New York jazz competition in 2018, leading him to be nominated for the Fryderyk 2019 - Jazz Discovery Of The Year award in 2019, and be named a finalist for Jazz Artist of the Year at the Aotearoa Music Awards for his album Resonate in 2020. ... more