Tomasz Wróblewski

Bass player with a prominent music career

Tomasz Wróblewski - Artists & Creatives born June 2nd, 1980
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Born in Poland in 1980, a prominent bass player and songwriter. Collaborated with notable artists and bands, contributing significantly to the Polish rock scene. Gained recognition for work with the band Coma and multiple album releases that showcased creativity and musicianship. Participated in various music festivals, further solidifying a reputation as a skilled performer.

Played bass guitar for the band Coma

Released multiple acclaimed albums

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