Pozvi ma, neprídem

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About the album

On the new album, Katarzia stays home, because it's getting crazier and crazier outside.

On her eighth studio album, “Pozvi ma, neprídem” (Invite Me, I Won't Come), musician, songwriter, and producer Katarzia guides us through the next chapter of her life.

A deep dive into self-doubt and the analysis of romantic relationships remain the core ingredients of this new batch of songs. Forever-maturing millennials will easily find themselves in some of these generational dilemmas, such as the societal pressure to have children or the reluctance to fully succumb to the trap called adulthood.

The Prague-based artist sings in Czech to a much greater extent for the first time and even tests her rap skills. Her diary-style bedroom songwriting born in Ableton is modified in the recording studio by a generation of younger musicians: the jazz-infused perspective of pianist Robin Galia, pop guitars and basslines by Laura Jašková aka Meowlau, while the vocal arrangements on the track “Pozvi ma, neprídem” are complemented by 20-year-old composer and pianist Emília Laurincová. In addition to Katarzia herself, several tracks were co-produced by Aid Kid, Oliver Torr, and Matej Turcer.

If albums were literary genres, Katarzia is entering a new creative era - one where she doesn't abandon authentic diary entries, but now confidently ventures into short stories or novels.

The vinyl version of the album is still in production. We expect it to be ready over the summer, just in time for the autumn tour. Thank you so much for your patience and support.