Mazutti (Mazut & Moretti)

Mazut is an action on the borderline of lo-fi acid techno, industrial and broadly understood noise.

Mazut is a Warsaw duo founded by Paweł Stariec and Michał Turowski. Mazut is dirty, simple and primitive music. Mazut puts on white shirts to look elegant on the stage, because despite years of therapy, they have not yet learned to love themselves and polish the diamond of their own self-esteem. The white shirt acts as a forming object, adding charisma, style, faith in one's own skills. Macio Moretti, on the other hand, did not wear the white shirt even when receiving the Polityka passport. He always looks good and always plays well.

I guess - because there are so many and so many projects that there is no person who could see even one tenth of his performances - but we want to believe that he always plays well because firstly he is our good friend and secondly he plays with us.

From the loss of the Old Singers cassette by the jointly recorded material, which no one will lose from a friend because it is fifteen years later than it was, after a stage debut in the Mazovian trio and outstanding skills of Engineer Morecki. That is how the project called MAZUTTI was created.

Both on their debut album, which will come out on October 15 in Poland and Japan, as well as during upcoming live performances, the musicians decided to leave dance and entertainment music with which they are primarily associated and penetrate the areas of broadly understood experimental art. The result of the search is an explosive and uncompromising mix, combining their mutual fascination with both the achievements of Jerzy Milian and compositions by Krzysztof Knittel, filtered by the sensitivity of the Chicago school and the achievements of the Cologne scene. This may be true, or it may not be true. Probably not. I do not know. We'll see, go out in the laundry.

Teledysk / first single - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhXIDWQL7uM

Preorder disc - https://positiveregression.bandcamp.com/album/kszta-t-jazzu-kt-ry-ma-doj