The debut album of the band called Poletíme? was released in re-edition in new packaging and is accompanied by two videos. The album “Jednoduché písničky o složitém životě/Simple songs about a complicated life“contains fifteen songs which are funny, punk lively, melodious, dancy, but mostly entertaining. The band of Rudolf Brančovský and their Poletíme? is making fun of everything what crosses their way on their takeoff run. At their flight they promptly comment on life as it goes and how they are more or less successful.

Although, as Ruda Brančovský comments: “We are more or less technical dullards. In our existence we have learned a bit of recording, editing and then putting it on Youtube.” The album contains two excellent videos on two hits; the song of cross-border love “Zuzanka“and relaxing summer song “Chlastáme na festivalu“.


Jarda Svoboda (Traband)
Poletíme?, it is first love. It’s the enthusiasm of the first aviators who with broken bones sit in their wonderful crafts again and cheekily yell at us from above. Do not be fooled by the question mark at the end – it’s a dancing exclamation mark. You will fly!

The debut album of the band called Poletíme? was released in re-edition in new packaging and is accompanied by two videos. The album “Jednoduché písničky o složitém životě/Simple songs about a complicated life“contains fifteen songs which are funny, punk lively, melodious, dancy, but mostly entertaining. The band of Rudolf Brančovský and their Poletíme? is making fun of everything what crosses their way on their takeoff run. At their flight they promptly comment on life as it goes and how they are more or less successful.

Although, as Ruda Brančovský comments: “We are more or less technical dullards. In our existence we have learned a bit of recording, editing and then putting it on Youtube.” The album contains two excellent videos on two hits; the song of cross-border love “Zuzanka“and relaxing summer song “Chlastáme na festivalu“.


Jarda Svoboda (Traband)
Poletíme?, it is first love. It’s the enthusiasm of the first aviators who with broken bones sit in their wonderful crafts again and cheekily yell at us from above. Do not be fooled by the question mark at the end – it’s a dancing exclamation mark. You will fly!