Michal Kmieciak is one of the first polish contemporary classical composers. His overflowing melancholy music tend to be referred as "the music for the film, which does not yet exist". This silver screen aura and modern minimalism, sometimes bring to mind Icelandic composers but also you can hear some isnpirations from classical Romantic period. His pieces are often charged with emotions, mysterious and truly hypnotizing. Lively clubs many times turn into intimate concert chambers where the audience, with their eyes closed, can take a journey into mysterious and melancholy world of sounds.

Besides producing and composing film music, his solo project is only one of recent engagements. He was also cofounder of polish indie-pop band Hello Mark. The group performed on various festivals, gave live concerts in TV and radio.

On stage he is accomapanied by Dominika Dołżyńska on violin and Aleksandra Walczak on cello. They also record together his debut album, on which he is recently working on. It will be relased in april and will combine the classic with the contemporary.

"Love Lost", his debut album includes 9 instrumental compositions, combining a broadly classical approach with contemporary themes. - “This album tells stories, which I probably wouldn't have dared to tell otherwise” – says Michal. „Love Lost” incorporates subdued melodies, which contrast with more powerful and breakthrough moments. The feelings and emotions are expressed through piano sounds, mixed with strings and ambient backgrounds.
The album is available in digital form in all leading music platforms (iTunes, Amazon). You can also listen it in streaming services (Spotify, Tidal, Deezer), and for free album is available also on YouTube and on Soundcloud.