NEWS

Adam Baruch's Polish-Jazz blog reviews "Totem", the debut album of Kajetan Borowski Trio (INETIVE 001), recorded at RecPublica Studios with Kuba on double bass. The review praises his "clear and supportive bass lines, including occasional beautiful solo parts". The album went on to earn a Fryderyk nomination for Debut Album of the Year. Read the review.

Pawel Kaczmarczyk brought his "Vars & Kaper DeconstructiON" project - reworkings of film hits by Bronislaw Kaper and Henryk Wars - to the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw. The museum's programme lists the band as Pawel Kaczmarczyk on piano, Kuba Dworak on double bass, Dawid Fortuna on drums and Mr. Krime on turntables.

Don't miss the chance to see Kuba Dworak perform with the Baszyński Free Electric Band on Thursday, June 9 at 7 PM at Plac Biegańskiego. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, the concert will move indoors to OPK "Gaude Mater."

Jazz Forum announced the concert marking the 70th anniversary of Zbigniew Seifert's birth, held in the Radio Kraków studio (al. Słowackiego 22). Mateusz Smoczyński played solo and the Bartosz Dworak Quartet – with Kuba Dworak on double bass – performed music dedicated to the great Polish jazz violinist.

Tonight, May 6th, Jakub Dworak joins Paweł Kaczmarczyk Audiofeeling Trio at 12/14 Jazz Club in Warsaw. The trio will perform their latest album, "Something Personal," highlighting their exceptional improvisational skills.

Maciej Stempurski reviewed "Totem" for Wstereo.pl, framing it as the debut of three graduates of the Katowice Academy of Music – pianist Kajetan Borowski, double bassist Kuba Dworak and drummer Grzegorz Masłowski.

12on14 Jazz Club reopened at its new home on Noakowskiego 16 in Warsaw, growing from a 26-seat room to a 120-seat venue. The Paweł Kaczmarczyk Audiofeeling Trio – Paweł Kaczmarczyk (piano), Kuba Dworak (double bass) and Dawid Fortuna (drums) – played the opening week, as announced by JazzPRESS.

Vocalist Mag Balay premieres her debut album "No Borders" at the Romana Bobrowska Studio of Polish Radio Kraków. Kuba recorded double bass on the album – JazzPRESS introduces him as a bassist known from The Flash! and Bartosz Dworak Quartet. Read the announcement (in Polish).

Adam Baruch reviewed Ida Zalewska's Hevhetia debut "Storytelling" on the Polish-Jazz blog, with Kuba Dworak in the personnel on double bass.

In a Jazzarium interview, violinist Stanisław Słowiński names "Polished" among the records he has been listening to: "I recently listened to Bartek Dworak's 'Polished', recorded with his quartet (Piotr Matusik – piano, Kuba Dworak – double bass, Szymon Madej – drums). The whole album is very good."

Paulina Biegaj reviews "Polished" for Jazzarium – the Bartosz Dworak Quartet album with Piotr Matusik, Kuba Dworak and Szymon Madej, recorded after the violinist's win at the Zbigniew Seifert Competition. For all its avant-garde streak, the reviewer finds the ballads its strongest side.

Mateusz Kołodziej gave Ida Zalewska's "Storytelling" (Hevhetia) a perfect score on Axun Arts, calling Kuba Dworak's double bass a significant component of the record.