Beata Bocek (born 18 March 1983 in Český Těšín) is a Silesian singer-songwriter who performs mainly in Polish, occasionally switching to Czech, Swedish, or the local Silesian dialect known as "po naszymu". She grew up on the Czech-Polish border as a member of the Polish minority, and that borderland identity runs through all her work. On stage she moves between guitar, accordion, ukulele and a loopstation with which she layers her own voice live. Her 2012 album Ja tutaj mieszkam earned her an Anděl Award nomination in the world music category; in February 2026 she released Bílo on Indies Scope, her first solo record in a decade.
Beata Bocek released the album Bílo on Indies Scope label - her first solo album in ten years.
The album Bílo ranked 14th in the European chart World Music Charts Europe (WMCE).
Beata Bocek talked about the new album in the ArtCafé program on Vltava station.
Bocek launched a crowdfunding campaign on Donio.cz to support the creation of the album Bílo.
Bocek performed at the Jaro event at the castle in Zlín together with Slovak musician Katarzia.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
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Three concerts and two album launches on the Indies stage of the Brno Music Marathon, featuring Beata Bocek, Tereza Richtrová and the MDŽ project with original and folk-inspired music.
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