The Warsaw Village Band has rediscovered the magic of ancient singing styles and instruments, and created their own brand of “hardcore folk.” The group’s unique sound features a unique Polish fiddle from the 16th century on which the performer uses their fingernails to play the instrument’s strings, coupled with their adaptation of a singing technique called “white voice,” a traditional style once used by Polish shepherds. To bind it all together, powerful drum work creates an unexpected, upbeat and irresistible rhythm. People’s Spring presents string instruments, furious percussion, trance, improvisation and elements of roots music. Above all, the album is fueled by the enthusiasm and passion of a half dozen energetic and talented musicians. The members of the Warsaw Village Band have a mission - unearthing the music of the old ones so that their own generation can connect to their country’s long and deep cultural tradition.