Kaz Bałagane

Kaz Bałagane, born Jacek Świtalski on April 26, 1988, in Warsaw, Poland, is one of the most prominent figures in the Polish rap scene. Known for his distinct style and profound lyrics, Kaz has made a significant mark as both a rapper and music producer. He initially started his career as a producer, collaborating with renowned artists like O.S.T.R., before stepping into the spotlight as a rapper.

In 2015, Kaz gained wider recognition with the release of his EP “Lot022,” which marked the beginning of his successful solo career. The following year, he released two studio albums, “Źródło” and “Radio Gruz.” His discography expanded further with albums like “Narkopop” (2017), “Chleb i miód” (2018), and “Książę nieporządek” (2018), cementing his reputation in the Polish hip-hop world. His 2019 album “Polska gotówkowa,” created in collaboration with APmg, was met with critical acclaim. His recent releases, “B&B Warsaw” (2023) and “A nie mówiłem?” (2024), have continued to top Polish music charts, showcasing his evolving sound.

Kaz Bałagane is also the founder of the record label Narkopop, where he nurtures his own musical vision. His music often delves into themes of urban life and the underground scene, with his distinctive use of neologisms and unique expressions setting him apart from other artists in the genre.

Actively engaging with fans on social media, Kaz maintains a strong online presence. His Facebook page has garnered a large following, and fans can contact his management team via email at [email protected].