Na siedem

Zakopower’s Na siedem album was released in two versions - in the promo version, which included 10 tracks (as a free supplement to the newspaper ), and in the full version, which consisted of 14 tracks - in addition to 10 tracks, songs were added "Czas nieuchronny" and "Śpiący rycerze", as well as cover versions of the songs " Gyöngyhajú lány " by Omega and "W dzikie wino zaplątani" by Marek Grechuta ^{[8] [9] [10]} . The recording took place in Warsaw , Czestochowa , London and other cities ^[11] . The producer and author of the music, like on the band’s first album, was again ^[1] . In addition to the Zakopower musicians, Na siedem also included Mateusz Pospeshalski ( keyboards , squeaker , baritone saxophone , synthetic bass), ( saw ), ( vocals ), Nigel Kennedy ( electric violin ), ( bass ), Bohuslav Kudasik and Stanislav Trebun-Stashel ( backing vocals ) ^{[9] [12]} . Some of the texts were written by the leader of the group , singer , as well as ^{[4] [10] [13]} .

The single “Galop” was released from the Na siedem album in 2007 (the video for the song “Galop” was directed by Jacek Kosciuszko). Another single, “ Bóg wie gdzie ”, was released in 2008 ^[11] (later a song from this single was included in the 2011 Boso studio album) ^[14] . The song “Bóg wie gdzie” won at the 2008 in Opole in the category “Premieres” a special jury award and the award or the “Super Prime Minister” ^{[7] [15]} . In the same year, Zakopower received the national award “ ” for the album Na siedem in the category “ ” ^{[7] [10] [16]} .

Compared to the first album, as some music critics note, the component of has slightly decreased in Na siedem compositions and there have been slightly more calls to the world music genre, which was manifested, in particular, in the arrangement of some of the album’s songs with African rhythms. More often in the music of Na siedem , elements of rock , punk , reggae and jazz also began to appear ^{[4] [11]} .

The Na siedem album list contains 14 tracks from the full version. Only the first 10 tracks ^{[8] [9]} were included in the promotional version of the album.

In the recording participated ^{[9] [12]} :

Zakopower

• - vocals , violin , Podhalese bagpipe (goat) , Slovak fujara , words;
• Bartolomei (Bartek) Kudasik - backing vocals , viola , violin, words;
• Wojciech Topa - backing vocals, violin;
• Jozef Hitz - backing vocals, Podhale bass ;
• Peter (Falko) Rykhlets - mixing , co-producing, programming, sound engineering ;
• Lukash Moskal - percussion , darabuka ;
• Tomasz Kravczyk - electric guitar ;
• Michal Trombsky - bass .

as well as

• - music, words, arrangement , production , keyboards , baritone saxophone , tweeter , synthetic bass;
• Nigel Kennedy - Electric Violin ;
• - music;
• - saw ;
• - bass;
• - vocals;
• Boguslava Kudasik - backing vocals;
• Stanislav Trebun-Stashel - backing vocals;
• - words;
• - words;
• - words;
• - mastering;
• Marek Melnitsky - design;
• Shimon Szczesniak - photos.

• Zakopower (Polish) . Oficjalna strona zespołu Zakopower. Archived February 14, 2018. (Retrieved February 14, 2018)