Bartosz Waglewski, known professionally as Fisz, was born on March 19, 1978, in
Warsaw, Poland. He is a Polish musician, composer, vocalist, music producer, and
painter. Fisz released the album Polepione Dźwięki in 2000, which included the
single "Polepiony". His work blended hip-hop with elements of soul, funk, and
jazz. In 2001, he released Na Wylot, followed by "Męska Muzyka" in 2008. Fisz
was nominated for the Fryderyk Award eight times. In addition to his solo
career, Fisz co-founded the rock band Kim Nowak with his brother Emade and
Michał Sobolewski in 2008.