The #LullabiesForTheWorld album refers to one of the oldest vocal traditions - lullabies. We want to sing FOR the World - nature and people - to bring peace, to ease pain, heal and strengthen. Just like a parent singing lullabies to the child, conveys love, knowledge and protective spells. In this way, we express our commitment and sensitivity to the world in which we live. We weave songs, we chase away evil, we call for peace.
Music by SUTARI:
Kasia Kapela - vocal, violin, frame drum, kankles, beatbox
Basia Songin - vocal, Wolf bass, Owl viella, frame drum
Dobromiła Życzyńska - vocal, violin, frame drum
RECORDED BY:
Marcin Szwajcer / unIQ Studio, Wrocław 2023
Mikołaj Żewierżejew / W Dobrym Tonie Studio, Warszawa 2022
Ignacy Gruszecki / Monochrom Studio 2022
MIX
Tomasz Pokrzywiński
MASTER
Mariusz Dziurawiec, Warszawa 2024
#LullabiesForTheWorld is also made of beautiful encounters.
Our guests on the album are:
Kurbasy is a vocal duo from Ukraine. They explore Ukraine’s rich trove of calendar song cycles, lullabies, and legends, conjure the natural world, beliefs, and rituals, tracing contemporary connections to an archaic past.
Together we sing "rośnij sosno / рости сосна / grow pine”
Tara Fatehi Irani is an artist, writer and performer born in Teheran, based in London. Her work is at the intersection of the sociopolitical and the poetic and is primarily concerned with the ephemeral interactions between memories, words, bodies and sites.
We sing together song "włosy / مو / hair". In this song you can also hear the voices of our Iranian friends Sarah Akbari, Roxana Ghari, Sarah Ramezani.
Joanna Kurzyńska is an actress, vocalist, violinist and Designated Linklater Teacher in Freeing the Natural Voice method. She is leading Voice in Progress Studio, working with theater group Studio Kokyu and cooperating with Instytut Grotowskiego in Wrocław. Member of Sutari band, in 2020-2021.
Asia composed with us "mara" and "siemienica". Together we sing "siemienica"
The graphic identification and album cover is create as a paraphrase of an extraordinary work: "The Flower that Blooms at Night" by Polish artist Mariusze Figle. He works with the technique of collage, creating images using illustrations from old books.
