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Hey
Hey was formed in 1992 in Szczecin by Piotr Banach and quickly became one of the most important new names on the Polish rock scene. The first lineup included Katarzyna Nosowska, Marcin Żabiełowicz, Robert Ligiewicz and initially Marcin Macuk, who was later replaced by Jacek Chrzanowski. An early breakthrough came when the band received the journalists’ award at the Jarocin festival, which led to a contract with Izabelin Studio. Soon afterward, in 1993, the debut album “Fire” was released and later came to be treated as one of the key records in Polish rock. In its early years, Hey belonged to the absolute top tier of Polish rock acts. A lot of that came from Nosowska’s charisma, strong songwriting and the...
Artist Trivia
- The 1993 album “Fire” is explicitly described by Kayax as one of the strongest entries in the canon of Polish rock albums.
- In the band’s early years, its popularity was so intense that the media coined the term “Heyomania”.
- Hey won the journalists’ award at the Jarocin festival, which helped the group secure a deal with Izabelin Studio.
- The band’s early phase was strongly connected to grunge aesthetics, but it quickly developed its own identity rather than becoming a simple local imitation.
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Discography
25 releases

CDN
Album2017BŁYSK.adło
Single2017
Błysk
Album2016
Hey w Filharmonii: Szczecin Unplugged
Album2015
Do Rycerzy, do Szlachty, doo Mieszczan
Album2012
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