Xposure is a band playing highly energetic hard rock with stoner elements (long, trance instrumental parts) combined with softer ballads.

The attention of the listener is immediately caught by the voice of the female singer that perfectly fits into the music. The music that is full of passion, great guitar parts including solos, solos played also by bass plus some really wild drumming make it all together an explosive set.

Xposure are:
Agnieszka Mazurek – vocals 
Filip Wyrwa – guitars 
Filip Kuźmiński – bass 
Kamil Połoncarz - drums

The band formed at the end of 2012. In July 2013 band played their first concert and recorded demo  'A Taste of Xposure' (played in 'Trojka', Radio PiK and Krakow). Since July 2013 the band has been playing energetic concerts around Poland.

In February 2014 band gathered the funds on crowdfunding portal  to record their debut album.
Between Feb and March 2014 the band recorded 'The Tides The Waves', their debut album (out April 30th).

In April 2014 Xposure opened 4 Riverside's concerts playing for a total of 4500 fans!
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Xposure, to zespół grający muzykę spod znaku ognistego hard rocka z elementami stonera (dłuższe, transowe partie instrumentalne) połączonego z lżejszymi balladami.

Uwagę zwraca głos wokalistki, świetnie pasujący do muzyki – energetycznej, naszpikowanej doskonałymi partiami gitarowymi, w tym solówkami, także na basie, a do tego znakomite bębny nie pozwalające usiedzieć na miejscu – razem tworzą naprawdę wybuchową mieszankę!

Xposure to:
Agnieszka Mazurek – głos
 Filip Wyrwa – gitara 
Filip Kuźmiński – bas 
Kamil Połoncarz - bębny

Zespół powstał pod koniec 2012 r. W lipcu 2013 zagrał swój pierwszy koncert i nagrał album demo 'A Taste of Xposure' (grany w Trójce, Radio PiK i Radio Kraków). Od lipca 2013, zespół gra energetyczne koncerty w całej Polsce.

W lutym 2014 r. zespół zebrał fundusze na nagranie i wydanie swojej debiutanckiej płyty na portalu finansowania społecznościowego wspieram.to. Pomiędzy lutym a marcem 2014 nagrał swój debiutancki album ‘The Tides The Waves' (premiera 30 kwietnia).

Pod koniec kwietnia 2014 Xposure otworzyło 4 koncerty Riverside grając w sumie dla ponad 4500 fanów!

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Thomas Chapin, 40, Raucous Musician

February 15, 1998
The New York Times by Peter Watrous

Thomas Chapin, one of the more exuberant saxophonists and band leaders in jazz, died of complications due to leukemia on Friday at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence , said a friend, Sam Kaufman. He was 39.

Mr. Chapin was one of jazz's more extraordinary musicians. A typical solo of his moved easily between traditional jazz and the sonic explorations of the avant-garde, and in concert he was a showman, using yells and roars and howls to charge his performances.

Mr. Chapin was a fan of two of the more raucous saxophonists in jazz history, Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Earl Bostic, and he approached his shows in part as theater. None of his extroversion diminished the sense that Chapin was deeply studied, and in his playing one heard everything from folk music of the world to be-bop, from classical music to early jazz. And Mr. Chapin was one of the few musicians to exist in both the worlds of the downtown, experimentalist scene and mainstream jazz.

He came to his breadth of knowledge naturally. Mr. Chapin began his serious studies in the early 1980s, attending the University of Hartford and studying with saxophonist Jackie McLean. He later graduated from Rutgers University, after studying with pianist Kenny Barron. The schooling he received allowed him to take over the leadership of Lionel Hampton's orchestra for six years, starting in 1981, and also maintain a position in Chico Hamilton's band as a saxophonist.

But Mr. Chapin had other ideas, and in the late 1980s he formed his own groups, most notably a trio with the bassist Mario Pavone and the drummer Steve Johns. And he entered the fertile world of the Knitting Factory; Mr. Chapin was the first artist signed by the club's record label, Knitting Factory Records.*

For nearly 10 years Mr. Chapin pursued his own music, working with the trio at festivals and clubs around the world, and also arranging larger groups. And he spent a good portion of his time working with the more important names in various factions of jazz. He performed with John Zorn, Dave Douglas, Ned Rothenberg, Marty Ehrlich, Ray Drummond, Ronnie Mathews, Peggy Stern, Tom Harrell, Anthony Braxton and many more. Over his career Mr. Chapin recorded about 15 albums; his most recent, "Sky Piece" (Knitting Factory), a trio recording was recently released. He is survived by a wife, Terri Castillo Chapin, of Queens .

Copyright © 1998 by The New York Times Co.
Reprinted with permission.

Followers of Thomas Chapin Trio (w/Mario Pavone, Michael Sarin)