Salk

SALK is an electronic deep sea fish, created by three musicians and a poet. The band was formed in late 2015 in Cracow, and in the fifth month of their existence joined the ranks of the Warsaw label NEXTPOP. SALK believes in the equality of music and words, as well as the fact that a Polish song is still a good song.

In 2016-2018 the band played dozens of concerts with unique visuals, created by the Polish artist Dorota Tylka. Album „Matronika” has been warmly welcomed by the fans and
enthusiastically received by the rest, while the attendance on a concert promoting the record on ENEA Spring Break Festival exceeded expectations. Online based music portals such as BRAND NEW ANTHEM and SO MUSIC had declared SALK the most promising band of 2017. Among their most significant artistic achievements we can find a well-received concert
during 2017 Open'er Festival held in Gdynia as well as the live gig at 2017 Off Festival in Katowice. In August 2017 the band traveled to Iceland, where they played a couple of concerts including one in the legendary Kex Hostel in Reykjavik.

Focusing more on band's accomplishments, winning the Skoda Auto Music contest along with performing during Soundrive Festival have to be mentioned. SALK participated in the 16th Festival of Silent Film in Cracow, where they created mesmerising music setting for the horror film "Fall of the House of Usher".