An exhibition of posters and graphics as part of the Jazz in Ruins Festival 2020.

The latest edition of the band is a trio extended to a quartet through cooperation with the pianist Dominik Wania. The latest compositions have already been recorded on the album and its premiere is planned for early autumn this year. Compositions and material that have yet to see the light of day. Premiere at Jazz in Ruins 2020.

Another special project and another premiere at Jazz in Ruins 2020. First place on the DiskUnion store hit list in Tokyo, Japan and 1st place in the Jazz Polish Debut of the Year category. Plus a special guest, the only and unique Maciej Sikała.

The phonographic debut from 2019 before the pandemic, in a unique combination on the Polish music scene and with material that has not yet been published anywhere.

Another special project, not published anywhere yet. With one of the youngest participants of the Jazz in Ruins festival in history, i.e. 16-year-old Tymek Napiór.

For the first time in Poland, the first television production of the concert. The extraordinary sound of the trio originates from the fact that uncommon instruments like bass clarinet and soprano saxophone, drums and other clingling as well as hammond organ, fender rhodes and piano are combined and played in its very own style to create an unheard experience for the listener.

Phonographic debut and nomination for the Fryderyk 2020 award. By the way, the premiere at Jazz in Ruins, which is new material and previously unpublished compositions.

The winner of the Jazz Juniors 2019 competition (first prize), before the release of the album "Preludium" scheduled for 2020, with the participation of a special guest, i.e. material that has not been played anywhere and has not been published anywhere.

The absolute premiere and events that have been prepared especially for the Jazz in Ruins festival. This line-up and program was born in the minds of artists for a long time, but it will have its birth and its first public presentation during the festival.