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Polish Duo Coals Discuss New Album 'Magia' and Their Role in Poland's Dream Pop Scene

publication · 2026-04-03

The Polish musical duo Coals, consisting of Łukasz 'Lucassi' Rozmysłowski and Katarzyna 'Kacha' Kowalczyk, are preparing to release their upcoming album 'magia' in June 2026. The pair, who derive their name from the coal-mining region of Silesia where they grew up, first connected online in 2013 and quickly gained attention with early singles like 'Weightless.' Their music, which they describe as dream pop, indietronica, and glitch/avant-pop, has evolved from spontaneous beginnings to a more deliberate creative approach. Coals have collaborated with Polish rappers such as Żabson and Schafter, expanding their audience within Poland's hip-hop community. Their forthcoming record explores themes of escapism and magic, reflecting a response to contemporary crises and transactional relationships. The duo notes that while Poland has a strong experimental music tradition, dream pop remains less developed, positioning them as contributors to that genre. They are also planning concerts following the album's release.

Key facts

  • Coals is a Polish duo comprising Łukasz Rozmysłowski and Katarzyna Kowalczyk
  • The duo's name references the coal-mining region of Silesia in Poland
  • They met online in 2013 and began making music together shortly after
  • Their upcoming album 'magia' is scheduled for release in June 2026
  • The album will feature dream pop, indietronica, and glitch/avant-pop styles
  • Coals have collaborated with Polish rappers Żabson and Schafter
  • They describe their current creative process as more conscious and purposeful than earlier work
  • The duo aims to fill a gap in Poland's music scene for dream pop and songwriting

Entities

Artists

  • Łukasz Rozmysłowski
  • Katarzyna Kowalczyk
  • Żabson
  • Schafter
  • Danny L Harle

Locations

  • Poland
  • Silesia

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