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- Misia_Ff abstract "Misia Ff (Furtak) is a singer, bassist (associated with her shortscale bass guitar in the shape of a Monarch butterfly) and journalist most known as a member of the indie rock group Très.b. She was born in Zielona Góra, Poland and is of Lemko origin.As a child Misia Furtak studied violin, piano, and flute but didn't like it very much.Furtak moved to Denmark and studied at Testrup Højskole where she met her band mates Thomas Pettit and Olivier Heim. They first lived in Copenhagen, where they shared a 12m2 room, and later moved to Maastricht and Amsterdam. Misia studied a Master's Programme Media Culture at Maastricht UniversityAfter having lived in the Netherlands and Denmark, Furtak moved to Poland where in June 2010, her and Très.b signed to Pomaton EMI and their debut called The Other Hand was released 21 September 2010. The album was recorded in Warsaw at Studio 333 and was mixed in New York City by Victor Van Vugt, who has worked with acts like PJ Harvey, Nick Cave and Depeche Mode. It was well received, and in May 2011 the band was awarded a Fryderyk for Best Debut Album of the Year.In December 2011 it's been announced that the band is ready to record a new album and that they want to crowd-fund it by selling the not-yet-recorded CD, a ticket to a release event (or another show) and a thank you note on the album as a package directly to their fans In February 2012 the band recorded with Michał Kupicz (Indigo Tree, Enchanted Hunters). They recorded everything live, so the whole recording process only took 6 days.The band used unusual ideas to promote the release, e.g. the title was announced in a set of riddles and the first single, before the official radio premiere, was streamed by a local espresso bar where fans could hear it with a set of headphones attached to the wall, after they received gps coordinates to find the location.The album \"40 Winks of Courage\" was released 15.05.2012 and received very good reviews:\"One of the best alternative records of last years, immediately marked with that 'must have' sticker\"Music Is \"Great pleasure for a sensitive listener\"Polityka\"Very coherent. Forced me to give it a very warm welcome\"Bartek ChacińskiIn January 2013 \"40 Winks of Courage\" was awarded with the prestigious Paszport Polityki.Misia (Ff) Furtak is also known for her cooperation with a Polish band Dr.No, with the most recent release being a single called \"Dissaray\". This track will be featured on the upcoming Polskie Radio Program III compilation Offensywa vol.4. Their earlier recording was a tribute to Polish poet Stanisław Wyspiański and was featured on a special compilation released by Polish Radio.Her solo work as Misia is mju is a lo-fi EP called \"40 winks\", which is available for free.She has also made appearances on albums by Lucky Fonz III, Envotion, and Bajzel to name a few. She used to have a trip-hop band called Glorybox. She has never met the other member of Glorybox, Frederik lived in Sweden and they worked over the Internet (2002–2003).She recently recorded a track with Maciej Werk for his new album \"Songs that make sense\" featuring a.o Mark Lanegan, Chris Olley or Poogie Bell. The track they did together - \"Summer of love\", is the first single promoting \"Songs that make sense\".Her list of favourite/inspiring songs, prepared for a radio interview in January 2011 included works by Bob Dylan, David Bowie, The Smiths, Lou Reed and John Cale, PJ Harvey, Radiohead, The National and Local Natives.Elle Magazine (October 2012 issue) listed her amongst \"the 12 most promising talens of 2012\"In October 2013 she released her first EP as Misia Ff.She holds a Master's degree in Media Culture (Maastricht University) and works with the public polish radio channel RDC.".
- Misia_Ff activeYearsStartYear "2005".
- Misia_Ff associatedBand Très.b.
- Misia_Ff associatedMusicalArtist Très.b.
- Misia_Ff background "solo_singer".
- Misia_Ff birthPlace Zielona_Góra.
- Misia_Ff genre Indie_pop.
- Misia_Ff genre Rock_music.
- Misia_Ff instrument Bass_guitar.
- Misia_Ff instrument Daisy_Rock_Girl_Guitars.
- Misia_Ff instrument Fender_Mustang_Bass.
- Misia_Ff instrument Piano.
- Misia_Ff instrument Singing.
- Misia_Ff recordLabel Chaos_Group.
- Misia_Ff recordLabel EMI.
- Misia_Ff thumbnail Misia_Furtak.jpg?width=300.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageExternalLink www.maastrichtuniversity.nl.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageExternalLink www.tres-b.com.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageID "32926069".
- Misia_Ff wikiPageLength "10585".
- Misia_Ff wikiPageOutDegree "73".
- Misia_Ff wikiPageRevisionID "667402157".
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Amsterdam.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Bajzel.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Bass_guitar.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Bassist.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Bob_Dylan.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:EMI_Records_artists.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Female_bass_guitarists.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Female_rock_singers.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Indie_rock_musicians.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Living_people.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Musicians_from_Warsaw.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:People_from_Zielona_Góra.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Polish_female_singers.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Polish_musicians.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Category:Year_of_birth_missing_(living_people).
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Chaos_Group.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Chris_Olley.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Copenhagen.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Daisy_Rock_Girl_Guitars.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink David_Bowie.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Denmark.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Depeche_Mode.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink EMI.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Elle_(magazine).
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Envotion.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Fender_Mustang_Bass.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Fryderyk.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Indie_pop.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Indie_rock.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink John_Cale.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Lemkos.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Lista_Przebojów_Programu_Trzeciego.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Local_Natives.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Lou_Reed.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Lucky_Fonz_III.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Maastricht.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Maastricht_University.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Mark_Lanegan.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Misia_is_mju.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Monarch_butterfly.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Netherlands.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink New_York_City.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Nick_Cave.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Olivier_Heim.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink PJ_Harvey.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Paszport_Polityki.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Piano.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Poland.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Polityka.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Polskie_Radio_Program_III.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Poogie_Bell.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink RDC.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Radiohead.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Rock_music.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Singing.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Stanisław_Wyspiański.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Testrup_Højskole.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink The_National_(band).
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink The_Other_Hand_(album).
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink The_Smiths.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Très.b.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Victor_Van_Vugt.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Warsaw.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLink Zielona_Góra.
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLinkText "Misia Ff".
- Misia_Ff wikiPageWikiLinkText "Misia Furtak".
- Misia_Ff associatedActs "Très.b, Dr.No, Misia Ff".
- Misia_Ff background "solo_singer".
- Misia_Ff birthName "Michalina Furtak".
- Misia_Ff caption "Misia Furtak performing in 2009".
- Misia_Ff genre Indie_pop.
- Misia_Ff genre Rock_music.
- Misia_Ff instrument Bass_guitar.
- Misia_Ff instrument Piano.
- Misia_Ff instrument Singing.
- Misia_Ff label Chaos_Group.
- Misia_Ff label EMI.
- Misia_Ff name "Furtak, Misia".