#czech republic music

[peacefulandcozy]

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ᴄᴢᴇᴄʜ ᴘᴇʀꜰᴜᴍᴇ ʙᴏᴛᴛʟᴇꜱ ꜰʀᴏᴍ ᴛʜᴇ 1920ꜱ–1930ꜱ

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𝙵𝚊𝚋𝚕𝚎𝚜 & 𝙵𝚊𝚒𝚛𝚢𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚎𝚜 - 𝙳𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚣 𝙺𝚞𝚛𝚝𝚎𝚕 𝚁𝚎𝚖𝚒𝚡 𝚋𝚢 𝙽/𝚊, 𝚁𝚘𝚜𝚒𝚗𝚊 🎧

[yumartist]

I went to Czech Republic with my mother. 💓

I think the scenery I saw will be useful in my future songs. 💐☺︎

[mops-1]

Czech Train Graffiti -A compilation of stills and footage from a day of train-hopping around Prague, searching for graffiti tags on the Czech National Train service České dráhy. Featuring a live recorded techno/house jam.

[half-a-life]

Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.

Confucius

National Museum

Prague, Czech Republic 🇨🇿

[yourslavgirlfriend]

hloupá děvka

[snowyavis]

My painting of Tanita from Vesna because she's really cool and I especially enjoy her rap sequence in "My Sister's Crown" 👑

Good luck to Vesna in the finals of Eurovision2023 !

[lilaccatholic]

Can anyone tell me anything about this song and what it means? I heard it by chance, and I've absolutely fallen in love, but when I google it, I can't find out anything about it. I thiiiiiink it's Czech or Slovak, according to the little I found from the internet, but I don't know anything else. Any help is appreciated!!!!!!!

[mymusicroom]

Pavel Valdman’s AWESOME drum solo!

[czgif]

Ewa Farna in Ewa Farna: No a co (So What) 2023, MV, dir. Michal Orsava IMDB - YT

[womensmusiccanon]

Art, Dance and Eurovision redemption - Women of Central/Eastern Europe

At it again, this time in Central/Eastern Europe! Real Europe? You get the point :)

In which I've spent most of this week caught in the rabbithole that is Romanian music (seriously, the amount I had to cut to make room for everything else is brutal) and I've ended up quite fond of 1997 albums, by the looks of it. Unintentionally!

As usual, the list is not in any way ranked - this is just the order it happened to end up in. My top picks from each album have been gathered in a playlist here (ca. an hour and 20 minutes), if you want more (which, why wouldn't you?), here's an extended version with additional tracks from albums and artists not mentioned on the list (just under three hours), and finally there's a playlist of the full albums.

Justyna Steczkowska - Naga (1997) Spotify Youtube - Kicking off the list with some jazzy polish art pop! The track's on this are so incredibly layered (just take Kryminalna miłość for an example) and Steczkowska is such a skilled vocalist.

Jana Vébrová - Kykyrý (2007) Spotify Youtube - I mean, Vébrová's just cool, right? An accordion heavy folk-ish record, but with plenty of edge. Like I said, it's just really cool.

Ruslana - Дикі танці (2003) Spotify Youtube - Ruslana is so obviously an icon that I had a hard time not including her here, and I don't think there's much to argue against this being her best record. Aptly named, too, because this one will make you want to dance.

Sarolta Zalatnay - Álmodj velem (1972) Spotify Youtube - Of its time for sure, but damn great at it! An energetic pop rock record with heavy funk influence helped by Zalatny's strong vocals - she's really got a voice for the genre and is clearly feeling it.

Diana Arbenina - Мальчик на шаре (2014) Spotify Youtube - Slowing down a bit and moving alt. The album flows incredibly well and you really get pulled in over the course of it.

Margareta Pâslaru - În grădina bucuriilor (1975) Youtube - Not on spotify, to my great displeasure, but Youtube link provided if you can excuse the audio quality (please do <3). As the tracks won't be included on the playlist, I'll point out Ce Nu Știm and Nu, N-a Fost Glumă (La Mélancolie), which also happen to showcase the versatility of this album really well, imo. May or may also feature a surprise cover that utterly delighted me.

Ada Milea - Aberații sonore (1997) Spotify Youtube - I'm not gonna lie, I absolutely fell in love with this record. Like, this being Milea's debut is mindblowing to me. It's incredible. I will also blindly admit that it's not for everyone - it does not shy away from being artsy or avant in any way, but, in my opinion, it manages to do it without being annoying. This was one of those were I had a hard time picking out tracks because it just kept giving. It's just so incredibly fun is the truth of it, and I adored every second of it.

Anastasia Lazariuc - Cine poate ști (1997) Spotify Youtube - Europop at its most energetic and interesting. Look, if this album doesn't boost your energy, I don't know what will. Absolutely one to dance to.

Jana Kirschner - Krajina rovina (2010) Spotify Youtube - Arguably another obvious inclusion, but Kirschner really is a skilled songwriter. The production on this is top-notch, too - the tracks are multilayered and playful, not to mention well-structured and composed. You can - and should - really dig into this one, there's so much to take from.

... And there we have it! The end. For now.

I hope you have even just a fraction as much fun with listening to this as I did. If you have any further recommendations please feel free to share! Mwah <3

[hiyutekivigil]

PRAGUE. march 2022.

let me talk about this playlist. it is quite distinguished from other "kafka-related" playlists found on spotify in that it is not depressing. a lot of it is music i listened to last spring while visiting prague, walking cobbled streets and museums. there is music from an art light show on at narodni muzeum at the time. music which smells like spring, black coffee and scrambled egg in the morning. trying to find my way up the hills and little streets only to turn the corner and see the city from above or a beautiful house or a park. it is spontaneously deciding to go to a jazz club for a nina simone tribute night and enjoying being comfortable as the only one alone there. going to opera and walking over charles bridge late at night. waking up to bells ringing and birds chattering. reading kafka's letters in a coffee shop. i could go on and on. it's hard to believe that i only spent three full days there. i've missed it ever since. but this is the playlist i listen to while reading kafka (which i do often lol), walking around on a spring day like today, writing. it is beautiful and melancholic and full of life and contradictions. anyway *khem khem*.

[yumartist]

Make Me a Channel of Your Peace

🌅

[mops-1]

Ambient electronic music jam session, live recorded under a bridge in Prague, Czech Republic. Korg Volca Bass & Keys. Featuring local graffiti tags.

[shot-to-rmmbr]

6.12.2023 Prague

[yourslavgirlfriend]

zrozen k smrti

“born to die”