Duxius, led by Polish artist Edyta Rogowska-Żak, is a unique music project blending languages, genres, and vibrant retro influences. Known for her theatrical live performances and innovative style, Edyta is redefining power through a fresh, non-masculine lens. With lyrics that often touch on social issues, Duxius challenges norms and sparks reflection. After the success of her debut album Remanence, Duxius continues to evolve and break boundaries with their bold blend of Polish Future Retro, merging nostalgia with modern authenticity.

Duxius, led by Polish artist Edyta Rogowska-Żak, is a unique music project blending languages, genres, and vibrant retro influences. Known for her theatrical live performances and innovative style, Edyta is redefining power through a fresh, non-masculine lens. With her debut album "Remanence" gaining recognition across Poland and Germany, Duxius continues to push boundaries with their Polish Future Retro genre.

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Don't Look feat. Konrad Słoka

“When making art, we create a mirror in which someone may see their own hidden reflection.” — Rick Rubin.

“Don’t Look” by Duxius (feat. Konrad Słoka) is an emotional and intimate track about projection, vulnerability, and healing. With Polish Future Retro vibes and raw honesty, it invites listeners to confront their own emotions and find connection through shared vulnerability.

Good Move

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Awarded Music Video: “Good Move”

Created by Duxius, Michał Żak & volunteers from Bad Sülze. The video won the Online Award by Katapult MV and 2nd Audience Award at PopFiSH – part of FiSH Film Festival 2025.

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Biography

Photo: Anna Wyszomierska

Duxius is the music project of Edyta Rogowska-Żak, a Berlin-based artist who blends songwriting honesty with a fearless approach to form. Her sound is Polish Future Retro – a style where the melancholia of the '70s, '80s, and '90s meets modern production and raw emotional truth. These are songs woven from personal stories, dancefloor defiance, and reflections on what truly resonates – within us and between us.

Her debut album Remanence (2022) featured the track “Dziki Bez”, which moved many listeners in Poland – including legendary radio host Marek Niedźwiecki. The album offered a deeply personal look into the past and a search for what stays with us forever – memories, voices, emotions. Sung in three languages – Polish, English, and German – Duxius’ stories refuse to be boxed in.

Duxius isn’t afraid to tackle the things we often leave unsaid. “In Her Kitchen” (feat. Sarah Sordid) and “Don’t Look” (feat. Konrad Słoka) are musical dialogues about feminine strength, trust, wounds, emotional projections, and the secrets we share with those who truly listen – sometimes in silence, sometimes through tears.

Duxius live is more than a concert – it’s a shared experience. On stage, Edyta performs with two musicians: a bassist from Chile and a drummer from Germany, forming a vibrant cross-cultural trio. Their shows are emotional journeys, where rhythm, presence, and theatrical energy come together in powerful ways. In 2024, Duxius performed at Waves Vienna Festival, bringing this immersive sound to a wider European audience.

That same year, Duxius was recognized by Music Export Poland for her original artistic vision and strategic development on the international scene. This marked the beginning of her European chapter – driven by the desire to share what’s most rooted and real in her art with an audience that listens beyond language.

In June 2025, Duxius will release the first single from her upcoming EP – the beginning of a bold new chapter: more fearless, more danceable, more Duxius. This is Polish Future Retro in its fullest form.

Duxius is the music project of Edyta Rogowska-Żak, a Berlin-based artist who blends songwriting honesty with a fearless approach to form. Her sound is Polish Future Retro – a style where the melancholia of the '70s, '80s, and '90s meets modern production and raw emotional truth. These are songs woven from personal stories, dancefloor defiance, and reflections on what truly resonates – within us and between us.

Her debut album Remanence (2022) featured the track “Dziki Bez”, which moved many listeners in Poland – including legendary radio host Marek Niedźwiecki. The album offered a deeply personal look into the past and a search for what stays with us forever – memories, voices, emotions. Sung in three languages – Polish, English, and German – Duxius’ stories refuse to be boxed in.

Duxius isn’t afraid to tackle the things we often leave unsaid. “In Her Kitchen” (feat. Sarah Sordid) and “Don’t Look” (feat. Konrad Słoka) are musical dialogues about feminine strength, trust, wounds, emotional projections, and the secrets we share with those who truly listen – sometimes in silence, sometimes through tears.

Duxius live is more than a concert – it’s a shared experience. On stage, Edyta performs with two musicians: a bassist from Chile and a drummer from Germany, forming a vibrant cross-cultural trio. Their shows are emotional journeys, where rhythm, presence, and theatrical energy come together in powerful ways. In 2024, Duxius performed at Waves Vienna Festival, bringing this immersive sound to a wider European audience.

That same year, Duxius was recognized by Music Export Poland for her original artistic vision and strategic development on the international scene. This marked the beginning of her European chapter – driven by the desire to share what’s most rooted and real in her art with an audience that listens beyond language.

In June 2025, Duxius will release the first single from her upcoming EP – the beginning of a bold new chapter: more fearless, more danceable, more Duxius. This is Polish Future Retro in its fullest form.

Duxius is the music project of Edyta Rogowska-Żak, a Berlin-based artist who blends songwriting honesty with a fearless approach to form. Her sound is Polish Future Retro – a style where the melancholia of the '70s, '80s, and '90s meets modern production and raw emotional truth. These are songs woven from personal stories, dancefloor defiance, and reflections on what truly resonates – within us and between us.

Her debut album Remanence (2022) featured the track “Dziki Bez”, which moved many listeners in Poland – including legendary radio host Marek Niedźwiecki. The album offered a deeply personal look into the past and a search for what stays with us forever – memories, voices, emotions. Sung in three languages – Polish, English, and German – Duxius’ stories refuse to be boxed in.

Duxius isn’t afraid to tackle the things we often leave unsaid. “In Her Kitchen” (feat. Sarah Sordid) and “Don’t Look” (feat. Konrad Słoka) are musical dialogues about feminine strength, trust, wounds, emotional projections, and the secrets we share with those who truly listen – sometimes in silence, sometimes through tears.

Duxius live is more than a concert – it’s a shared experience. On stage, Edyta performs with two musicians: a bassist from Chile and a drummer from Germany, forming a vibrant cross-cultural trio. Their shows are emotional journeys, where rhythm, presence, and theatrical energy come together in powerful ways. In 2024, Duxius performed at Waves Vienna Festival, bringing this immersive sound to a wider European audience.

That same year, Duxius was recognized by Music Export Poland for her original artistic vision and strategic development on the international scene. This marked the beginning of her European chapter – driven by the desire to share what’s most rooted and real in her art with an audience that listens beyond language.

In June 2025, Duxius will release the first single from her upcoming EP – the beginning of a bold new chapter: more fearless, more danceable, more Duxius. This is Polish Future Retro in its fullest form.

Duxius is the music project of Edyta Rogowska-Żak, a Berlin-based artist who blends songwriting honesty with a fearless approach to form. Her sound is Polish Future Retro – a style where the melancholia of the '70s, '80s, and '90s meets modern production and raw emotional truth. These are songs woven from personal stories, dancefloor defiance, and reflections on what truly resonates – within us and between us.

Her debut album Remanence (2022) featured the track “Dziki Bez”, which moved many listeners in Poland – including legendary radio host Marek Niedźwiecki. The album offered a deeply personal look into the past and a search for what stays with us forever – memories, voices, emotions. Sung in three languages – Polish, English, and German – Duxius’ stories refuse to be boxed in.

Duxius isn’t afraid to tackle the things we often leave unsaid. “In Her Kitchen” (feat. Sarah Sordid) and “Don’t Look” (feat. Konrad Słoka) are musical dialogues about feminine strength, trust, wounds, emotional projections, and the secrets we share with those who truly listen – sometimes in silence, sometimes through tears.

Duxius live is more than a concert – it’s a shared experience. On stage, Edyta performs with two musicians: a bassist from Chile and a drummer from Germany, forming a vibrant cross-cultural trio. Their shows are emotional journeys, where rhythm, presence, and theatrical energy come together in powerful ways. In 2024, Duxius performed at Waves Vienna Festival, bringing this immersive sound to a wider European audience.

That same year, Duxius was recognized by Music Export Poland for her original artistic vision and strategic development on the international scene. This marked the beginning of her European chapter – driven by the desire to share what’s most rooted and real in her art with an audience that listens beyond language.

In June 2025, Duxius will release the first single from her upcoming EP – the beginning of a bold new chapter: more fearless, more danceable, more Duxius. This is Polish Future Retro in its fullest form.

Duxius is the music project of Edyta Rogowska-Żak, a Berlin-based artist who blends songwriting honesty with a fearless approach to form. Her sound is Polish Future Retro – a style where the melancholia of the '70s, '80s, and '90s meets modern production and raw emotional truth. These are songs woven from personal stories, dancefloor defiance, and reflections on what truly resonates – within us and between us.

Her debut album Remanence (2022) featured the track “Dziki Bez”, which moved many listeners in Poland – including legendary radio host Marek Niedźwiecki. The album offered a deeply personal look into the past and a search for what stays with us forever – memories, voices, emotions. Sung in three languages – Polish, English, and German – Duxius’ stories refuse to be boxed in.

Duxius isn’t afraid to tackle the things we often leave unsaid. “In Her Kitchen” (feat. Sarah Sordid) and “Don’t Look” (feat. Konrad Słoka) are musical dialogues about feminine strength, trust, wounds, emotional projections, and the secrets we share with those who truly listen – sometimes in silence, sometimes through tears.

Duxius live is more than a concert – it’s a shared experience. On stage, Edyta performs with two musicians: a bassist from Chile and a drummer from Germany, forming a vibrant cross-cultural trio. Their shows are emotional journeys, where rhythm, presence, and theatrical energy come together in powerful ways. In 2024, Duxius performed at Waves Vienna Festival, bringing this immersive sound to a wider European audience.

That same year, Duxius was recognized by Music Export Poland for her original artistic vision and strategic development on the international scene. This marked the beginning of her European chapter – driven by the desire to share what’s most rooted and real in her art with an audience that listens beyond language.

In June 2025, Duxius will release the first single from her upcoming EP – the beginning of a bold new chapter: more fearless, more danceable, more Duxius. This is Polish Future Retro in its fullest form.