Tomasz Pauszek

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Tomasz Pauszek
Background information
Also known asOdyssey, RND
Born (1978-05-07) 7 May 1978 (age 45)
Bydgoszcz, Poland
GenresElectronic, ambient, experimental, chillout
Instrument(s)Synthesizers, piano, keyboards
Years active1999-present
LabelsGenerator, EtaLabel, WePlay! Records, Audio Anatomy
Websitetomaszpauszek.com

Tomasz Paweł Pauszek (born 7 May 1978 in Bydgoszcz, Poland) – producer, composer, performer of electronic and experimental music. Also known for his single projects: Odyssey, and RND. He was one of the members of Waxfood, a band.[1]

Education[edit]

Pauszek graduated from the Academy of Bydgoszcz (now known as Kazimierz the Great University in Bydgoszcz, Poland), with an Artistic Education degree in Music which allows him to be a conductor, thanks to his specialization.[2]

Artistic activity[edit]

Pauszek started as a music producer in 1999.[3] From 2000 to 2004 he was a co-organizer and a jury member of Synth Art Festival - The Festival of Electronic Music in Bydgoszcz.[4]

From 2004 to 2011 he was a participant and a concert maker during Warsaw Electronic Festivals.[5] He creates music for television programs, music libraries and games.[3][6]

He is the author of original albums oscillating around electronics, chillout and film music in a broad sense. Throughout his career, he actively gives concerts, treating each performance as a separate, independent, personally invented and directed project, packed with lasers, lights and the latest multimedia.

Discography[edit]

Project Album Year Record Label Source
Odyssey Syntharsis 2001 Generator [3][7]
Odyssey & Remote Spaces Ypsilon Project 2003 Generator [8]
RND Distracted 2006 EtaLabel [9]
RND & Dickson Dee 8 Rooms 2008 WePlay! Records [10]
Odyssey X-Space Odyssey 2009 Generator [11]
Odyssey Music For Subway 2012 Generator [12]
Odyssey & We Are The Hunters Odyssey And We Are The Hunters 2013 Generator [13]
RND 5 Past Future 2013 WePlay! Records [14]
Tomasz Pauszek LO-FI LO-VE 2017 Audio Anatomy [3][15][16]
Przemysław Rudź & Tomasz Pauszek Panta Rhei 2018 Audio Anatomy [17][18][19]
Tomasz Pauszek 20 Years Live 2019 Audio Anatomy [20][21][22]
Tomasz Pauszek B-Sides 2019 Pauszek Productions [23][20][24][25]

Cooperation with other artists[edit]

Since the very beginning of his artistic career he has cooperated with many other artists. Among the Polish artists there were: Józef Skrzek, Janusz Grzywacz, Wojciech Konikiewicz, Krzysztof Duda, Przemysław Rudź,[26][22] Łukasz Pawlak (City Songs),[27] Jakub Kmieć (Polaris, Scamall), Remote Spaces (Krzysztof Horn, Konrad Jakrzewski),[28] Gushito, Pawbeats, Meeting By Chance, Dagiel, Konrad Kucz, Arkadiusz Reikowski, Grzegorz Bojanek, and Władysław Komendarek.[29]

He also has cooperated with foreign artists such as: Dickson Dee („8 Rooms” album),[10] We Are The Hunters („Odyssey & We Are The Hunters” album),[13] Flat Three, Thibault Cohade, and ISAN (Antony Ryan, Robin Saville).[29]

Awards[edit]

2004: 1st prize in a music competition organized during Warsaw Electronic Festival[30]

2018: Big Red Button - award given by the "HighFidelity" magazine[31][32]

2018: Best Recording 2018 - award for the best recorded album of 2018, given by the "HighFidelity" magazine[33]

Important concerts[edit]

  • 2001: Syntharsis Live Tour and Synth Art Festival 2001 – the tour promoting ″Syntharsis″ album [34][35]
  • 2003: Photoniques (Świecie) – the concert opening a ″Homeless Gallery″ exhibition [36][37]
  • 2004: One Night In Warsaw (Warsaw, Karuzela Club) – the concert promoting ″Ypsilon Project″ album[38][39]
  • 2004: Experiment.@ll (Warsaw) – the experimental concert presenting synthesis of electroacoustic avant-garde music with new electronic sounds[40]
  • 2005: Distr@ctions – Experimental Tales by RND (Warsaw, Diuna Club) – the concert presenting minimalistic ambient music in the form of music stories[41]
  • 2005: Live@Night (Warsaw, Polish BIS Radio) – the performance promoting experimental ambient in a broadcasting studio of Polish BIS Radio[42]
  • 2006: Live Distracted (Warsaw) – the concert promoting ″Distracted″ album[43]
  • 2006: Live From MÓZG (Bydgoszcz, Mózg Club) – the concert promoting ″Distracted″ album[44]
  • 2007: Future Sessions (Warsaw, Polish BIS Radio ) – the conversation promoting electronic music combined with live performance from a broadcasting studio of BIS Radio[45]
  • 2007: Aquality, Live in Aquarium (Warsaw, Akwarium Jazz Club) – Warsaw Electronic Festival concert[46]
  • 2008: Live @ Summer Wave (Warsaw, Mandala Club) – Warsaw Electronic Festival concert[47]
  • 2009: Music Of The Stars And Universe (Warsaw, Mandala Club) –International Astronomy Year concert introducing ″X-Space Odyssey″ album[48]
  • 2010: MicroTOUR (Warsaw, Sopot) – three thematic concerts about science-fiction literature[49]
  • 2011: Electronic Waves (Warsaw) – electronic part of the Warsaw Summer Jazz Days concert[50][51]
  • 2012: Robofest 2012 (Pruszcz Gdański, OKSiR) – the concert in memory of Czesław Niemen [52][53][54]
  • 2018: LO-FI LI-VE (Warsaw - Riviera-Remont Club,[55][56][57] Cekcyn - CEMF Festival[58][59][60]) - a series of concerts promoting the ''LO-FI LO-VE'' album
  • 2019: 20 YEARS TOUR (Bydgoszcz - MCK,[26][61][62][63] Straszyn - Toxin FM Radio,[64][65] Grudziądz - Planetarium,[66][67][68][69][70] Olsztyn - Planetarium,[71][72][73] Warsaw - Heaven of Copernicus Planetarium[74][75][76]) - The 20th anniversary of artistic work tour

Multimedia shows[edit]

  • 2002: Cybernetic Ecology (Bydgoszcz-Myślęcinek) Synth Art Festival 2002 – two multimedia concerts using the art of lighting techniques, lasers and pyrotechnics. Included special performance of dancers, actors of pantomime ''Dar'' theatre and members of Knights Brotherhood[77][78]
  • 2003: Net IQ (Bydgoszcz-Myślęcinek) – the multimedia show combining music and dancing with lights, lasers and pyrotechnics[79][80]
  • 2003: The Elements of Sport – the opening of Youth European Athletics Championships[81]
  • 2004: Europe (Bydgoszcz) Synth Art Festival 2004 – the multimedia concert using lights, lasers, pyrotechnics and large outdoor screens. Musicians, dancers and The Chamber Choir of Music Academy of Bydgoszcz under the direction of Janusz Stanecki were invited to take part in the performance. The „Europe” show was performed to celebrate Poland joining the European Union[82][83]
  • 2004: SPAR – The opening of European Cup in Athletics 2004[84]

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