Bujaturla

It kinda rocks, it kinda rolls. It definitely stays in your head. This Warsaw band, whose name is a mashed-up Polish translation of “rock’n’roll,” features members of Zwidy and Syndrom Paryski. They’re modern-day troubadours searching for a panacea in love letters written to feelings of nostalgia. “Good soul, good music,” is what audiences say in the comments below their songs – if they can even find any online. Bujaturla is best seen on stage, where these contemporary chansonniers really dial up the charm. If you’ve heard Women’s “Public Strain” and “Cała jesteś w skowronkach” by Skaldowie, you might have an inkling of their sound. But there’s much more to it than that.