01/12/2025
Today, we’re spotlighting Michal Wolski, the third artist featured on last month’s Various Artists. Focused on deep, richly detailed, and unafraid-of-experimentation electronic music, with a particular emphasis on techno and ambient. Associated with world-renowned record labels. Michał Wolski creates both solo and in cooperative projects. In his artistic activity, he applies techniques based on deep experiments with sound matter, including work with modular systems. One of the main figures of the techno music scene in Poland.
👉 https://crescentlondon.bandcamp.com/album/broken-horizon-crscnt28
Michał Wolski’s work fuels the catalogues of such labels as Nonplus Rec., Eerie Rec., Semantica Rec., Southern Lights Rec., Monday Off Rec., International Day Off Rec., Mnestic Rec., Technosoul, Recognition Rec., Kynant Rec., Qeone Rec., BAHN Rec., Oslated Rec., Inpureform Rec., Blank Slate Rec., Lost In Ether Rec., Silent Season Rec., etc.
He has presented his music through performances at festivals in Poland (including Unsound, Tauron Nowa Muzyka, Up To Date Festival, Warsaw Music Week, Audioriver, Warsaw Electronic Festival, Soundrive, Instytut Festival, etc.), as well as in China, Spain, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Germany, Portugal, the United States, Ukraine, Hungary, etc., and at countless cultural events in music clubs and cultural institutions. His performances have also been streamed many times online, in the form of DJ sets and live acts.
Journalist and publisher. Founder of Minicromusic Rec., focused on deep variations of techno music. Since 2010, continuously involved with radio. Author of a radio program dedicated to electronic music – “Synteza FM,” broadcast on Radio Kampus. Co-founder of duets: Moonlight Resort & Spa (together with Cafe de la Jungle), Mech (together with Mateusz Wysocki), and with Grzegorz Bojanek. All these projects focus on deep explorations at the crossroads of techno and ambient music.
Michał Wolski also works as an audio mastering specialist and as a music production teacher.
“Broken Horizon” was pressed on transparent, handmade dubplates and cut-stamped in the UK. The physical run disappeared fast, but the full release is available digitally on Bandcamp. Enjoy! 💿