Andrzej Rybiński with his band

Andrzej Rybiński is an outstanding Polish singer and musician, as well as an arranger and composer. Most of the artist's songs are his own compositions, which he especially loves to perform on guitar. He received his musical education at the High School of Music in Łódź. In 1970, he formed his own vocal group called Bumerang, which participated in creating the musical "Na szkle malowane" and joined the band DWA PLUS JEDEN, created together with Janusz Kruk and Elżbieta Dmoch. However, this was short-lived, as in 1971 the artist founded the band ANDRZEJ I ELIZA with his brother Jerzy Rybiński and Eliza Grochowiecka. The band lasted a jubilee 10 years, and from 1983 Andrzej Rybiński has been a solo artist. That same year he won the main prize at the National Polish Song Festival in Opole for his premiere song "Nie liczę godzin i lat". Later came songs such as "Pocieszanka" and "Za każdą cenę", which remain enormously popular to this day. Andrzej Rybiński has performed in Poland and abroad, in almost every corner of the world. He composed several songs for Polish female artists, including Edyta Geppert, Zdzisława Sośnicka, and Alicja Majewska. The song "Kiedy lato wraca", performed in 2002 at the National Polish Song Festival in Opolu, also gained popularity and impressed listeners of the Polish-language radio station in Chicago. In 2011, the artist released another album "Całym sercem", and the single "Czasami" promoting the album is frequently played on Polish music stations.