He was the author of the hits “Always there, where you” and “The same”. He died after a long battle with cancer

He was born in 1954 in Warsaw. He graduated in law at the University of Warsaw and in sound engineering and recording production at Media Music Services in London. He was a talented musician who created songs for the biggest Polish stars and is the author of hits that almost everyone knows.

He created for the biggest Polish bands. “I’ll never forget how my heart leaps when the band plays my number on the radio”

In the 80s, encouraged by the positive reception of the songs he created for other artists, he decided to try a solo career. He performed at the “Premier” concert during the Festival in Opole, where he took third place. He collaborated, among others, with the formation for which he created the song “Śmierć discotece!”. His lyrics were simple, but they carried a deeper message, and the music was catchy and catchy. In one of the interviews, he admitted that he created light songs on the acoustic guitar, and later many bands adapted them to their own sound. — I’ll never forget how my heart leaps when the band plays my number on the radio, done completely differently than I imagined, and it does it brilliantly — .

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In 2006, he was diagnosed with a tumor on the vocal cord. “I am mute”

In the 1980s, Jacek Skubikowski also collaborated with . He created cult hits for the band such as “Always where you are” or “The same”. In 2006, doctors found a tumor on the vocal cord that was initially thought to be harmless. “Unfortunately, it has resumed.” I had one vocal cord removed, then another one a month later, and finally the entire larynx. I am mute – in an interview. The last time he appeared in public at a name day concert organized by his relatives. He died four months later on June 13, 2007 at the age of 53. He was buried at the Evangelical-Augsburg Cemetery in Warsaw.