"The title 'Nienasycenie' is naturally loaned from Witkacy, but without direct reference to his writings. It was more about unsuccessful - as usual - effort of filling the music with all of fascinations, passions, colors and themes. Assumedly it's an obvious impossibility.

'Nienasycenie' is a collection of songs. We did have even a working title of the album: 'Eleven songs', but it was too close to the latest Cohen. We recorded the songs the way I had a lot of pleasure out of it and I get bored easily. Therefore a different idea for each track. Hammer organs, cellos, electronic, soprano saxophone, classic guitar, choirs, opera soprano, a lot of fun. This Album has one task only: to give me joy. I will be happy, if my auditors like what I do, but on this stage I no longer have influence on it."

"Poland is a special place, a place filled with some of the soulful and unique people and musicians anywhere. The relationship that I have enjoyed with the audiences and players there over the years has been a wonderful and unique enrichment to my live, musically and personally. While performing at a jazz festival in Europe in the summer of 2001 I was approached by an exceptional young Polish musician, singer Anna Maria Jopek. Her dream was to collaborate on a project together, blending out sounds with all-star cast of the best Polish players playing some of my tunes, some Polish folk melodies and some of her own compositions. Her dedication and sincerity were compelling and as I became familiar with her music over the next few months, I was impressed with everything about her music an her singing.

It was a real pleasure to collaborate with Anna, Marcin and all the fantastic musicians represented here. Their vision of how to interpret my tunes often inspired me to look at them in a totally different way myself. The recording sessions were stimulating an focused as Anna an I an the other musicians discovered the many different ways that we could play together. This was music making at its most fun and collaborative. We hope you will enjoy this music as much as we enjoyed making it together."

"it is the developement of the idea used on 'Bosa / Barefoot' where all band members gather in the studio and record live a few songs in only three days. I think this is the most personal album we've ever made. It is the first time that we have written all the songs together with my husband (Marcin Kydryński). They were written last year and three of them were co-written by our friend and main guitarist Marek Napiórkowski. They share the same idea of sensibility and seem to create the unity of a story. In other words, this is an album about love, happy relationship, about heaven which is here, on the Earth and the one which is eternal and beyond us. And it is about the most basic questions of our life."