Krzysztof Poliński

In January 2017, a Polish magazine for drummers Magazyn Perkusista recognized Poliński as one of the best 101 drummers in the country's history.

In February 2017, the album Urszula z kwartetem smyczkowym – Złote przeboje akustycznie came out. It presents songs recorded during a concert that took place on November 20, 2016 in Pałac Młodzieży (youth educational center) in Katowice, Poland. During this performance as well as the entire 2016 fall tournée, Urszula's band was accompanied by a string quartet of the AUKSO Chamber Orchestra of Tychy, Poland.

Since 2016, Poliński has been a member of Polish band dylan.pl (together with Filip Łobodziński, Jacek Wąsowski, Marek Wojtczak, and Tomasz Hernik). The group has prepared its own adaptations of 29 songs by legendary American musician Bob Dylan. In March 2017, dylan.pl released its first album – a two-disc Niepotrzebna pogodynka, żeby znać kierunek wiatru (2017). Its main publisher is a Polish media company Agora SA.

In January 2009, Poliński also co initiated and participated in a charity concert for a Polish alpinist Paweł Kulinicz. The event was held in an art center Fabryka Trzciny in Warsaw, Poland.

Between 2007 and 2013, Poliński was also a member of a rock band Vino. In 2007, the group participated in the national finals for the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Come In My Heart" and ended at the fifth place. The same year, Vino also qualified to the second phase of the Vena Festival with the song "Rolling Sun". In 2012, Vino played several concerts which were part of Jack Daniel's Rocks as well as performed in the Hard Rock Café in Warsaw during the national finals for the global competition for upcoming bands – Hard Rock Rising. The ultimate winner had the opportunity to perform during the Hard Rock Calling festival in Hyde Park.

Moreover, as a result of the cooperation with a Polish composer Krzesimir Dębski, Krzysztof Poliński also recorded music for a Polish TV series Ranczo (2006-2016) as well as movies Magiczne Drzewo (2008), 1920 Bitwa Warszawska (2011), and Sztos 2 (2011).

In 2000, Poliński began an ongoing cooperation with another Polish rock artist – Urszula. As a member of her band, he has recorded albums Udar (2001), The Best (2002), Dziś już wiem (2010), Eony Snu (2013), Wielki odlot 2 – Najlepsze 80-te (2014), Biała droga Live – Woodstock Festival Poland 2015 (2015), and Biała droga Live (2016) and has performed around the country and abroad.

Since 2000, Krzysztof Poliński has also regularly performed in a musical "Jeździec Burzy" staged by the Rampa Theater in Warsaw, Poland. The play tells the story of legendary American singer and poet Jim Morrison and the band of which he was a member – The Doors. In the musical, Poliński impersonates The Doors' drummer John Densmore by performing the band's music live throughout the entire show.

Krzysztof Poliński has also participated in a wide range of other projects which have resulted in albums Bananowe drzewa (1996) by rock band Róże Europy, Nie znasz mnie (2005) by singer Ewelina Flinta, The Triptic (2007) by hard rock band Sweet Noise, and Goodbye (2008) by Anita Lipnicka and John Porter. He also appeared on albums Kolory (1996) by band Firebirds and Zapamiętaj (2009) by band Bracia. Episodically, he worked with singer Irena Jarocka and group Oddział Zamknięty.

In 1989, Krzysztof Poliński finished the Józef Elsner School of Music (2nd level) in Warsaw, Poland.

Between 1988 and 1990, he was a member of a band Holloee Poloy with which he recorded and published The Big Beat (1990). The album was also a phonographic debut of a well-known and highly recognized Polish rock artist Edyta Bartosiewicz. During the next ten years, as a member of Bartosiewicz's band, Poliński recorded albums Love (1992) (tracks 1-3, 6, 7, 10), Sen (1994), Szok'N'Show (1995), Dziecko (1997), Wodospady (1998), and Dziś są moje urodziny (1999) as well as played concerts around the country and abroad. By the end of September 1997, more than 200,000 copies of Dziecko had been sold in Poland, which brought the album a Platinum status.

He began his musical career in the late 1980s as a member of jazz groups Blue Trane and Set Off. Together with Blue Trane, he won the second place at the Jazz Juniors Festival in Kraków, Poland and the third place at a music festival in Dunkirk, France.

Krzysztof "Polo" Poliński (born March 3, 1964 in Warsaw, Poland) is a Polish rock drummer, session musician, and arranger. Throughout his career, he has participated in numerous music projects encompassing genres such as jazz, blues, and hard rock, with particular focus on rock.