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Believe
Believe was formed in Warsaw in 2004 by guitarist Mirek Gil and bassist Przemysław Zawadzki, with Tomasz Różycki, Adam Miłosz, Vlodi Tafel, and Satomi completing the early lineup. From the outset, the group was closely linked to the legacy of Collage, since Gil, Zawadzki, and Różycki had all been connected with that band before Believe began. The band’s phonographic debut came in 2006 with “Hope to See Another Day,” released after an extended period of work on the first material. Soon afterward, Believe recorded a track for “The Witcher” soundtrack and began building a strong live profile, including performances with Fish, the former Marillion frontman. The following years brought a steady run of albums,...
Artist Trivia
- Three of Believe’s founding musicians had previously been connected with Collage, Mirek Gil, Przemysław Zawadzki, and Tomasz Różycki, which immediately placed the band within a major lineage of Polish progressive rock.
- Japanese violinist Satomi became one of the band’s defining sonic signatures, and the official biography explicitly says her playing permanently distinguished Believe’s style.
- After its debut, the band caught the attention of the creators of “The Witcher” and recorded a track for the game’s soundtrack.
- Believe performed alongside Fish of Marillion and, in different periods, also shared stages with artists such as Pendragon, Ray Wilson, and Daniel Cavanagh.
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Discography
9 releases
The Wyrding Way
Album2024
Seven Widows
Album2017
The Warmest Sun in Winter
Album2013
World Is Round / Yesterday Is a Friend
Album2012
World Is Round
Album2010