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CEZAR



CEZAR
Cezary Gapik aka CEZAR was born in Czestochowa, Poland in 1963. His musical activity started in 1980 from animating punk bands.
In the nineties he started to make his own remixes what fluently evolved to making his own composition and recording as solo artist. In 1998 Cezary Gapik began collaboration with Bart Qzniak, two years later with Dawid Kosiarkiewicz, Joe Giardullo, Zbigniew Szamtloch and Zale.
Professionally he works in multimedia IT-industry and as a freelance composer making soundtracks for computer games (ambient music in Painkiller, 2004), spots for radio and intro's/outro's sound designer for metal bands (Yattering 1999, Infernal War, 2004 and 2006).


Releases


Cezary Gapik - The Limestone EP


[DNA 77] Cezary Gapik - «The Limestone EP» Cat # ... DNA 77
Release Date ... 10.02.2010
Genre ... Drone Ambient, Dark Ambient
Type ... FLAC Lossless / mp3 CBR 320 kbps
Size ... 70Mb / 37Mb

DNA Production continues collaboration with Polish musician Cezary Gapik. This time we presents his new work, the footage from few months before which was published on extremely limited mini-CDR for friends only.
The album is composed in drone/dark ambient way. It slightly differs from the Cezary Gapik's first work released at DNA Production which was full of minimalism and isolationism.
"The Limestone EP" is the short and bright experiment with cold clear ambient and vast soundscapes. It looks like a bit lifeless and creates an atmosphere of isolationism.

CEZAR - The Collection 1998-2006


[DNA 63] CEZAR - «The Collection 1998-2006» Cat # ... DNA 63
Release Date ... 30.09.2009
Genre ... Abstract, Ambient, Experimental
Type ... FLAC Lossless / mp3 CBR 320 kbps
Size ... 189Mb / 138Mb

Polish sound designer Cezary Gapik aka CEZAR presents the retrospective compilation of his most significant tracks previously included in CEZAR's past works self-released mostly as CD-Rs.
Six deliberately impersonal isolationist tracks are composed of plastic, viscous and static minimal ambient layers with a slight touch of electroacoustic. Looped and evenly pulsing synthetic drones integrate in abstract soundscapes adding meditative features in completely lifeless and isolationist emotional atmosphere of this work.