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Emade
Emade, born Piotr Waglewski, is one of the most important figures in Polish music production at the intersection of hip-hop, alternative music, and electronics. He comes from Warsaw and from the beginning of his career combined the skills of a beatmaker, drummer, and producer able to think about music more broadly than through a strictly rap-based formula. The safest way to place his debut is in the late 1990s, because he already appears as an active live musician in 1999. In the early 2000s he quickly built his position through collaboration with Fisz and Tworzywo Sztuczne, becoming one of the main architects of their distinctive sound. At the same time, he developed his own producer catalog. Albums such as...
Artist Trivia
- Emade is the younger brother of Fisz and the son of Wojciech Waglewski, so he grew up in one of the most musical families in Polish popular culture.
- He produced the early albums of Fisz and Tworzywo Sztuczne, which means he helped define one of the most important sounds of modern Polish alternative hip-hop from the very beginning.
- Already around 2001 and 2002, the hip-hop magazine “Klan” named him Polish producer of the year, showing how quickly he built a very strong position.
- His own producer discography includes titles such as “Album producencki,” “Heavi Metal,” and later soundtracks including “Moje wspaniałe życie” and “Projekt Ufo.”
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Discography
4 releases
Projekt UFO (Muzyka z Serialu Netflix)
Album2025Moje wspaniałe życie
EP2022Album Producencki
Album2003Dam ci przeżyć
Single2003
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