Coldair is the work of a multi-instrumentalist Tobiasz Biliński, currently considered one of the most promising independent artists in Poland. Coldair is Bilinski’s solo effort - he writes music and lyrics, arranges and produces most of it by himself. He performs in many different ways - from a computer playback and guitar-based solo set, through a duo/three-piece classic band, to an epic 7-piece with brass and many other instruments. Starting out as a founder and drummer of the experimental band Kyst (which released 2 critically acclaimed albums and performed at such festivals as SXSW, Primavera Sound & Eurosonic), Biliński later decided to let his love for pop-like music take control. What came out of the experimental background and the exploration of song concept was his solo project Coldair. He self-released "Persephone", a collection of home-recorded, semi-demo songs in September 2010 and toured Poland and Europe extensively while promoting the release. Coldair’s first official album, "Far South", was released by a Polish indie-label Antena Krzyku in October 2011. Increasing popularity in his niche and critical acclaim led Biliński to national radio and television appearances, as well as performances at renowned festivals like SXSW in Austin, TX, Culture Collide in Los Angeles, CA, Open’er Festival in Gdynia, OFF Festival in Katowice, Canadian Music Week in Toronto, ON and more. The release of Coldair’s new album, "Whose Blood", is scheduled for Fall 2013.