Jamick: An Artist Who Isn't Afraid to Experiment – "Shiva" on Beatroom 02
Jamick, also known as Andrzej Kulbiński, began his musical journey in 1989 when he started composing music on a friend's Amiga computer. That moment sparked his passion for creating electronic music, and soon after, he purchased his first keyboard, the Casio MA-120. Over time, his music setup expanded to include instruments such as the Yamaha MU-80 and an Atari ST computer, allowing him to further explore electronic sounds. Jamick recorded his first tracks on cassette tapes, a common practice among aspiring artists in the 90s. His music drew inspiration from giants like Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Kitaro, and Kraftwerk, as well as experimental creators such as Art of Noise, Marek Biliński, and Władysław Komendarek. One of Jamick’s first albums to see the light of day was Chasing a Falling Star ( W Pogoni Za Spadającą Gwiazdą ). Over the years, Jamick began experimenting with more rhythmic genres like jungle and drum and bass, which can be heard on his second album, In The Flash ....
