Prowincja (Polish for "province") is Akurat's second album, released on 1 October 2003.

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Prowincja
Studio album by Akurat
Released	1 October 2003
Recorded	July 2003
Genre	Punk rock, rock, reggae, ska, pop
Length	59:55
Label	Agencja koncertowo–wydawnicza "Akurat"
Akurat chronology
Pomarańcza (2001) Prowincja (2003) Fantasmagorie (2006)

Track listing

Titles in brackets are translated from Polish.

1. "Scena po scenie" (Stage after stage)
2. "Wiej-ska"
3. "Jestem tym" (I'm this)
4. "Roman i Julia" (Roman and Julia)
5. "Piekarnik" (Oven)
6. "Balet" (Ballet)
7. "Ślepe losy" (Blind fates)
8. "Oni mówią mi" (They tell me)
9. "Wielki plan" (The great plan)
10. "Bajka o Księżycu" (Fable about the Moon)
11. "Wolny 2003" (Free 2003)
12. "Do prostego człowieka"
13. "Kapitał" (Capital)

Singles

• "Do prostego człowieka"
• "Wiej-ska"

Credits

• Łukasz Gocal – drums
• Ireneusz Wojnar – bass guitar
• Tomasz Kłaptocz – vocals, trumpet
• Piotr Wróbel – guitar
• Wojciech Żółty – guitar
• Przemysław Zwias – saxophone

Notes

1. ^ "Wiejska" is a feminine adjective form of "wieś", which means village. In this case, title refers to street Wiejska in Warsaw, where the Polish Sejm building is situated. Words is divided into two: "wiej" (in this case hasn't got any meaning) and "ska", which symbolise genre ska.
2. ^ "Do prostego człowieka" is a title of Julian Tuwim's poem, translated to English as "The Common Man".

External links

• Prowincja at MusicBrainz