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"Roots" by Kuba Dworak is available on limited edition vinyl!

"Final Cut" is the second single from "Roots", Kuba Dworak's solo double bass album. The track was released on June 12, 2026, two weeks before the album itself came out on June 26.

"Ober No. 5" is the first single from "Roots", Kuba Dworak's solo double bass album. It is the second track on the record and was released on June 2, 2026, three weeks ahead of the album.

Hi-Fi i Muzyka (02/2026) reviews the vinyl edition of Gniewomir Tomczyk's "Perpetus" – a suite that brings together classical and jazz musicians, with Kuba on double bass. Michał Dziadosz writes about the album's sound and its painterly inspirations. Read the review (in Polish).

"Roots" by Kuba Dworak will be released on June 26th!

Adam Baruch's Polish-Jazz blog reviews Gniewomir Tomczyk's "Perpetus", calling it a bold hybrid of classical music and jazz with world-class production. Kuba plays double bass on the album, alongside Mateusz Smoczyński, Krzysztof Lenczowski and Jan Smoczyński. Read the full review.

In an interview for JazzPRESS ("Więcej niż malarstwo"), drummer and composer Gniewomir Tomczyk talks about "Perpetus" – a suite inspired by his father's paintings – and about the line-up that crystallised after several pre-release concerts, with Kuba on double bass. Read the interview (in Polish).

"It was jazzy and wonderfully atmospheric!" – the Radgoszcz Municipality reports on a spontaneous open-air jazz concert in the centre of Kuba's home village. Kuba played with Sławek Pezda (saxophone) and Max Olszewski (drums); the municipality calls him an inspiration for young residents of Radgoszcz dreaming of great achievements. Photo gallery and video on radgoszcz.pl.

Kuba joined the faculty of the International Jazz Workshops "Jazz Camp Jaworki 2025" (August 4–10, Muzyczna Owczarnia, Jaworki), leading master classes in double bass and bass guitar alongside Paweł Wyleżoł, Alan Middleton, David Dorůžka and Grzegorz Pałka. Organised by Fundacja Art Evolution. More on JazzPRESS.

In his report on the 2025 Jazztopad NYC Festival, Kurt Gottschalk describes the living-room concert at Amir ElSaffar's Sunset Park Maqam Studio: "Opening was 2025 MVP Yagi with Obara and bassist Kuba Dworak." The set paired Kuba with koto player Michiyo Yagi and saxophonist Maciej Obara.

Łukasz Dębowski reviewed Gniewomir Tomczyk's five-part suite "Perpetus" for Polska Płyta / Polska Muzyka, recorded by the chamber-jazz ensemble of Mateusz Smoczyński (violin), Krzysztof Lenczowski (cello), Jan Smoczyński (piano) and Kuba Dworak (double bass).

"Perpetus" – meaning "eternal" – is a five-part suite by drummer and composer Gniewomir Tomczyk, inspired by five paintings by his father, Józef Tomczyk. Kuba plays double bass on the album, alongside Mateusz Smoczyński (violin), Krzysztof Lenczowski (cello) and Jan Smoczyński (piano). Released June 15, 2025. Read more on Polska Płyta.