To see what is right and not to do it, is want of courage. - Confucius,

i make content when I'm bored
sometimes it's not terrible

Red Paragraph is a solo project of the performer and musician from Wrocław - Zula, based primarily on improvisation and broadening musical horizons. The Red Paragraph experiment is also a film music, background for theatrical plays and a field for instrumentalists who are friends with the musician. Musically, the project oscillates in electronic climates, but to be honest, the only thing that limits the artist is the power of his imagination. Zula's original assumption was to create space for solo improvisations and play with sound, caused by weariness with entertainment music and striving to improve in creating electronic music. The impulse for the creation of the project were the albums of such bands and DJs as Kraftwerk, Noisia, Kid Koala, Amon Tobin or Daft Punk.
Today, Red Paragraph is not only music, it is the art of compromise, an act of creation without inhibitions - a combination of poetry, street art and theater - it is experimental, but also club and popular music, it is fireshow shows and concert tours around the streets of Europe, it is an attempt to smuggle a part of your soul that breaks out to create. This project came out of the need of the heart, the need to be understood. It is a tool for expressing one's opinion and needs, the voice of the digitization generation, a combination of traditional instruments with their electronic counterparts. Connector between VST and PCV. The Red Paragraph is a very personal matter, like the Theater in Steppenwolf, where only the insane are allowed to enter. Apart from numerous performances in the streets of such cities as Regensburg, Berlin, Amsterdam, Warsaw, Prague, Bamberg, Ostrava, Vienna and his native Opole, Zula rather avoided playing his music in clubs. In addition to his project, he had a few other rock experiments with which he was more willing to appear in public. Falling Waves is one of them! Check it out!

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