Kobiety was created by Grzegorz Nawrocki and Anna Lasocka in Tricity (Gdansk-Sopot-Gdynia), Poland in the spring of 1999. Together with Przemek Momot on percussion and a few guest musicians, Kobiety recorded their first album Kobiety, released by an independent label Biodro Records, in December 2000. During the following two years the group played concerts with Krzysztof Topolski (Arszyn, Ludzie) on percussion and Jacek Lachowicz (Scianka) on keyboards. Karol Pawlowski has been playing percussion with KOBIETY since July 2002. With the line-up: Grzegorz Nawrocki, Anna Lasocka and Karol Pawlowski, and with guest musicians: Pawel Nowicki (Kwartludium) on vibraphone, Maciej Cieslak (Scianka) on keyboards, Mikolaj Trzaska, (Loskot, Oles Trzaska Oles, ex Milosc) on baritone saxophone, Adriana Zjawiona on French horn and Mariusz Stawski on trombone, in the winter 2003/2004 the group recorded an album Pozwol sobie, released by an independent lebel Mandarynka. Pawel Nowicki joined the group after the recordings were completed. Since February 2004 KOBIETY have been playing as a quartet again. Grzegorz Nawrocki had his first band in Berlin, in the years 1989-93. After coming back to Poland he created a band called Ego, which existed till 1998. The band recorded an album Swiatowid, released by Antena Krzyku. Apart from playing with KOBIETY, Grzegorz Nawrocki has also cooperated with other musicians of the independent scene, among others: Tymon Tymanski, Olaf Deriglasoff, Robert Brylewski, and - as a guest musician - featured on their albums (Kury, Yugoton). Nela Gzowska has played in the independent bands of Tricity scene Karol Pawlowski is a member of Multiwitamina. The group recorded an album Multiwitamina. He cooperated with Jerzy Mazzoll and with a jazz group, Milosc. Pawel Nowicki is a member of Kwartludium, a group performing contemporary music. He played with Pink Freud and has recorded two albums with them, Zawijasy and Sorry music Polska. He cooperated with such musicians as Tomasz Gwincinski and Jerzy Mazzoll. KOBIETY performed live in Agnieszka Osiecka Studio - "Trojka" radio station (March 2001 and March 2004) The song Marcello came out on several compilations, such as "Trojkowy Express". The song Notre Lune appeared on the compilation "New Music From Central & Eastern Europe" issued under Tamizdat organization (2001). The music from the Kobiety album was played in several film productions (such as "Segment 76"). The group performed at the ArtGenda2002 Festival in Hamburg. Anna Lasocka and Grzegorz Nawrocki, as Warszawa Gdanska, sang in Brygada Kryzys, Centrala, produced by Andrzej Smolik (spring 2002) and in Maanam's Luciolla, produced by Agressiva 69 and Leszek Kaminski (spring 2003). Both songs came out on albums issued under the "Trojka" radio station as "Trojkowy Express" series.