The lyrics are engaged, confrontational, even bordering on unsettling, and Baïki couldn’t have had it in any other way, for they cannot imagine a song without conveying a message that reflects an insight into society. Otherwise you’re merely decorating, and not painting… it’s not about politics, but about looking at the world around us through a slanted lens. Their songs deal with the complexity of a man doing his best to fit into the wheels in motion of a cynical world, and in doing so, constantly spinning in a universe of satire and emotional release.
Baïki (pronounced “Buy-Key") draws its name from “bajki” in Polish which means “tales, stories”.
None of this is real, though on second thoughts…