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MBrother

1981 – 2018

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Lived 1981 – 2018 (aged 36). MBrother was a Polish disc jockey.

Mikołaj Jaskółka (; 20 December 1981 – 15 January 2018), better known under the pseudonym MBrother, was a Polish DJ, music producer and businessman from Oświęcim, author of the popular hit Trebles and the album Just in the Mix, founder of the labels Goblin Records and JPlanet Entertainment.

Biography

Early years Mikołaj Jaskółka was born on December 20, 1981, in Oświęcim. When he was 3 years old, he cried in his crib, but his parents calmed the crying by putting a gramophone speaker for him. When they were about to take it out, the crying started again. At the age of 6, fascinated by the performance of a pianist on television, he decided that he wanted to study at a music school. During his first year of music studies, he took a more serious approach to developing his interests and got to CCM Radio, where every Saturday, together with Dj Tomzek, he hosted a program – Dyskoteka Dj Tomzeka, and in it a Microstrefa in which for the first time you could hear the latest technical productions and radio jingles of your own work. he founded and became the main producer of the Mix Masters group, which, in addition to four CD singles and more than 300 remixes, was the first in Poland to release a club-style vinyl single. In the same year he founded the record label Goblin Records.

On August 28, 2006, MBrother's debut album Just in the Mix was released, promoted by the hit single Trebles, which also gained popularity in several European countries.

In Poland, Goblin Records together with MBrother started a collaboration with the label My Music. In early 2007, he opened a new record company, JPlanet Entertainment, In 2013, he released a new version of Trebles called "Trebles 2013". He passed the fifth line of treatment (4 chemotherapy and radiation therapy), but according to the attending doctors, the opportunities in Poland are over. Via the website zrzutka.pl he collected funds unavailable in the country for treatment. On his Facebook page, he regularly reported about his stay in the hospital, posting photos and status updates in which he asked fans for support. But as a result of a long illness, he died on January 15, 2018, in Brzezinka, Poland.

After death On October 8, 2020, information about a documentary about Mikołaj appeared on the Shining Beats website. In the musician's Facebook profile, MBrother's wife, Wioletta Jaskółka, posted an entry, in which she asked fans to share materials for the documentary. 2006: Master Mix by MBrother – MBrother 2007: Jump! (feat. Forseco) 2007: Karnawał 2008 w rytmie dance (feat. Max Farenthide) 2012: Dancefloor (2night) EP 2015: Hold on EP 2017: M.E.P. MBrother Electronica Project – New Life

Singles

Trebles (2004) What (2004) Tell Me (2005) What (Remake) (2006) Diabolissimo (vs. Forseco) (2007) I Can't Wait No More (2007) Jump! (2007) Say It (2008) 5 Minutes Excitement (2008) Bring Back (2008)

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Frequently asked questions

Who was MBrother?

musical artist

When was MBrother born?

MBrother was born on 20 December 1981 in Oświęcim.

When did MBrother die?

MBrother died on 15 January 2018 in Brzezinka.

What was MBrother's occupation?

MBrother was a disc jockey.

What nationality was MBrother?

MBrother was Polish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: MBrother

· Wikidata: Q11764826

· DBpedia: MBrother

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