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SKUBAS
Skubas, the stage name of Radosław Skubaja, is a Polish singer, guitarist, and composer, and one of the more distinctive songwriters on the Polish alternative scene in recent years. He was born on September 16, 1981 and comes from Lublin, a city closely tied to his early musical development. Before building recognition under his current name, he also worked as Sqbass and MC Sqbass, collaborating with artists from the borderland of alternative music, electronics, and hip-hop. That period matters because it shows that his later songwriter identity grew out of a wider set of scene and production experiences. In his younger years he played electric guitar in various bands from Lublin, and later shifted the...
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- Before adopting the name Skubas, he also worked under the aliases Sqbass and MC Sqbass, which shows that his current identity was preceded by a period of searching across electronics, rap, and alternative music.
- Before becoming widely known as a singer, he played electric guitar in various bands from Lublin, and only later shifted his focus toward singing and songwriter-based material.
- He studied vocal performance at the Jazz and Popular Music Department of the Academy of Music in Katowice, which sets him apart from many singer-songwriters who build their path entirely outside formal education.
- His debut album “Wilczełyko” was described by critics as a “return to simplicity and authenticity” in Polish rock music, and it remains a key reference point in his catalogue.
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Album2014Wilczełyko
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