Turbo Balkan Groove

Six wind instruments and a drum set were used to create the deliberately minimalistic yet extremely powerful formula of expression by a bunch of unstable, wacky minds who eventually come out with the music that most listeners will happily associate with the Balkan concept of sound and performance style.

The project originally started out as a respectful homage to south-eastern European musical tradition, then, shaped by seven creative individuals of various musical provenience and temperament, developed its own soulful voice that delivers the strong attitude of rawness and purity on one hand and idiosyncratic elaboration on the other.

This musical narration of Tsigunz to be found on their debut album is by no way literal or scholastically serious in its reference to the roots being quoted. It is rather meant to carry ideas encoded in the name of the band - boldness, non-conformity and never satisfied wander-lust diluted constantly by joyful carelessness.

The unique character of Tsigunz Fanfara Avantura has been already recognized internationally in terms of the number of invitations to perform across the Europe - aside from multitude of gigs in its homeland (Poland) the ensemble also gigged so far in Serbia (Guca Festival), France, Portugal, Hungary (Sziget Festival), Russia, Czech Republic, Moldova, Ukrain and Germany.