Jindra Kejak

About

Jindra Kejak (born 14 March 1966 in Droužkovice near Chomutov) is a Czech folk singer-songwriter and guitarist who writes all his own material. He broke through in 1999 by winning the Plzeňská Porta competition, then released his debut album To se mi líbí (2000, BMG Ariola) with the help of musicians Víťa Sázavský and Zdeněk Vřešťál from the band Nerez. He has since become a fixture on the Czech folk festival circuit, best known for the songs Uspávanka and Vizovice.

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2026-02
Kejak performed as a guest at the anniversary concerts of the band Fleret in Prague (Lucerna Music Bar) and in Benešov nad Ploučnicí.
2025-03
Kejak released a joint album Maličkosti with singer-songwriter Marty Jonsem; the album contains 14 songs and is available on CD and digitally.
2023
Kejak released the EP Češi a Moravané in collaboration with the band Fleret, which includes the title track and the composition Vizovice.
2023
A compilation album Výběr vlastním nákladem was released, mapping a cross-section of Kejak's work from his debut to the present.