Andrzej Citowicz has released “Letters Never Sent”, a new lyric video from the critically acclaimed album “Living Room Rockstar Part 2”. The track represents one of the album’s most emotionally vulnerable moments, blending pop-blues sensibilities with the melodic hooks that defined Richie Sambora and Bon Jovi’s greatest work.

FOR A SPECIAL DEAR FRIEND
“I wrote this song for my special dear friend,” Citowicz explains. “If you know, you know. But it’s also for everyone out there who lost their loved ones. For everyone carrying words they never said.”
The song explores a theme that transcends simple categorization: “This isn’t quite a love song. Or maybe it is. Maybe it’s about what we feel when we fear losing someone from our lives. How many words we want to say, how many ‘letters’ we want to send, how we want to be better—but life writes its own scenarios and we take things for granted.”
He continues with characteristic honesty: “Cliché? Maybe. But isn’t it true?”

THE RICHIE SAMBORA INFLUENCE
Musically, “Letters Never Sent” draws deep inspiration from Richie Sambora’s guitar work and compositional approach, filtered through Citowicz’s personal lens of pop-blues and Bon Jovi-style melodic hooks.
“Richie Sambora has been one of my biggest inspirations,” Citowicz shares. “Not just as a guitarist, but as a songwriter who understood how to balance technical skill with raw emotion. The way he could make a guitar cry, the way his solos told stories—that’s what I was chasing with this song.”
The track showcases pop-blues influences married to the hook-driven accessibility that made Bon Jovi’s catalog so enduring. “I wanted something that felt like Sambora’s guitar work meeting a blues-tinged pop sensibility,” Citowicz notes. “Those melodic hooks that Bon Jovi and Sambora perfected—where you hear something once and it stays with you—that was the target.”

ABOUT THE LYRICS: CONFRONTING WHO WE’VE BECOME
Without reproducing the song’s copyrighted lyrics, Citowicz describes the thematic journey: “The first verse is about being too busy being right to see what you’re leaving behind. About holding pride like a shield when love is what you’re failing to feel. It’s about those letters we write in our heads but never send.”
The song’s structure builds dramatically through its verses. “In the second verse, the drama intensifies,” Citowicz explains. “We’re confronted with who we’ve become—looking in the mirror and barely recognizing ourselves. It’s about trading warmth for control, about being too afraid to say ‘I need you’ when it matters most.”
The bridge offers a moment of stripped-back vulnerability before the final chorus lifts with full band arrangement and key change. “That’s where we acknowledge that forgiveness isn’t written in the sky—it’s born in broken men who try,” Citowicz reflects. “It’s about loving someone, just not the right way. And trying to make it right even when it might be too late.”

DAWN RELEASE: BECAUSE DAY IS LOVE
The lyric video’s early morning release carries special significance for the artist.
“The opening riffs were born early one morning a few months ago,” Citowicz reveals. “That’s why I’m releasing this early in the morning—because day is love. There’s something about dawn that represents possibility, renewal, hope. Morning is when we get another chance to say what we didn’t say yesterday.”
This philosophy extends to the video presentation itself. “This lyric video means the world to me,” he states. “It’s being released in two parts. In the second part, the drama builds dramatically as we confront who we’ve become and what we failed to see. I wanted viewers to sit with that progression, to feel the weight of verse two.”

MUSICAL COMPOSITION: POP-BLUES MEETS ARENA ROCK
“Letters Never Sent” represents a departure from some of Living Room Rockstar Part 2’s harder rock moments, embracing instead a pop-blues foundation enhanced with the soaring hooks and melodic guitar work that defined an era.
“The verses have this blues-tinged feel, almost intimate,” Citowicz describes. “But then the pre-chorus and chorus open up with those Sambora-style hooks—melodic, memorable, emotional. It’s pop-blues at its core, but with that arena rock accessibility that makes you want to sing along even when the lyrics are breaking your heart.”
The production, handled by longtime collaborator Patryk Szymański, balances polish with rawness. “Patryk understood we needed to keep the emotion front and center,” Citowicz notes. “His bass work grounds the verses in that blues feel, but then supports the lift when the choruses soar. He helped shape this into something that honors the Sambora/Bon Jovi tradition while remaining personal and honest.”

UNIVERSAL THEMES, PERSONAL TRUTH
While written for a specific friend, “Letters Never Sent” speaks to universal human experiences of regret, unspoken love, and the fear of losing connections we’ve taken for granted.
“Everyone has someone they wish they’d spoken to differently,” Citowicz observes. “Everyone carries words they didn’t say, letters they didn’t send. This song is about that weight. It’s about pride getting in the way of love. It’s about realizing too late—or maybe just in time—that the walls we build to protect ourselves are the same walls that keep love out.”
The song’s relevance extends beyond romantic relationships. “This applies to friendships, to family, to any relationship where fear or pride or just daily life got in the way of expressing what really mattered,” he explains. “My special dear friend knows who they are. But I hope everyone who hears this finds themselves in it somewhere. We’ve all written letters we never sent.”

THE LIVING ROOM ROCKSTAR PART 2 CONTEXT
“Letters Never Sent” appears on Living Room Rockstar Part 2, Citowicz’s tribute album dedicated to his late son, Jonasz. While the album primarily deals with profound grief and loss, “Letters Never Sent” addresses a different kind of loss—the loss that happens when people are still alive but we fail to reach them.
“The album is about many kinds of loss,” Citowicz reflects. “Losing Jonasz is the central story, but it made me hyper-aware of all the other ways we lose people. Sometimes we lose them because we don’t say what needs saying. This song is about that preventable loss—the kind where people are still here, but the connection is dying because of our own failings.”

LYRIC VIDEO: VISUAL STORYTELLING IN TWO PARTS
The accompanying lyric video presents the song’s narrative in two parts, allowing the dramatic build of the second verse to land with full impact.
“Part one establishes the situation—the regret, the unspoken words, the realization that pride has been masquerading as strength,” Citowicz describes. “Part two intensifies everything. We see who we’ve become through the mirror. We acknowledge the control we chose over warmth, the lies we defended that turned to dust.”
The visual presentation emphasizes key phrases that capture the song’s emotional core, creating moments for reflection between verses. “I wanted people to sit with certain lines,” he notes. “To really feel what it means to be ‘too busy being right to see what you’ve left behind.’ To understand what it means to love someone ‘just not the right way.'”

LOOKING FORWARD: HOPE IN BROKENNESS
Despite its themes of regret and unspoken words, “Letters Never Sent” ultimately offers hope through acknowledgment and attempted reconciliation.
“The song doesn’t promise that everything gets fixed,” Citowicz clarifies. “But it shows someone trying. It shows broken men who try to make things right. That’s where hope lives—not in perfect people who never fail, but in imperfect people who acknowledge their failures and keep reaching out anyway.”
He concludes: “If this song makes even one person pick up the phone, send that message, say what they’ve been holding back—then it’s done what I hoped it would do. We all have letters we never sent. Maybe it’s time to send them.”

ABOUT LIVING ROOM ROCKSTAR PART 2
Living Room Rockstar Part 2, released in November 2025, features 13 tracks exploring themes of loss, resilience, love, and the refusal to let pain have the final word. The album is dedicated to Citowicz’s late son, Jonasz, and has received critical acclaim including a 9/10 rating from Metal Impact Radio (US) and worldwide radio play across five stations in Ireland, Germany, Switzerland, and the UK.
Recent milestones include 80,000 YouTube views and 104,800 TikTok views on posts featuring the album’s songs within days of release.

STREAM THE SINGLE: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/112pDW391zrgnQIKBy8D5C
Lyrics video for Letters Never Sent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKxLPFEct3g

CREDITS:
Music, Lyrics, Guitars: Andrzej Citowicz
Bass: Patryk Szymański

“The opening riffs were born early one morning a few months ago. That’s why I’m releasing this early in the morning—because day is love. This song is for my special dear friend, but it’s also for everyone carrying words they never said. We all have letters we never sent. Maybe it’s time to send them.” — Andrzej Citowicz

About Andrzej Citowicz:
Andrzej Citowicz is an acclaimed Polish guitarist and songwriter currently based in Cairo, Egypt. As a former recording artist for DownBoys Records, he has built a reputation for emotionally resonant songwriting and distinctive guitar work. His music combines classic rock influences with contemporary production, creating a sound that bridges generational and cultural gaps while maintaining artistic authenticity. His YouTube channel has garnered over 70,000 views from an international audience.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aIeg5DyI7xwkYLsBgJNWf
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrzejCitowicz
Instagram: https://instagram.com/citovitz
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citovitz/

Andrzej Citowicz, performing as CITOVITZ AND THE FIREFLIES OF FEBRUARY, has released “Venom & Stardust”, a new track from the forthcoming album “Living Room Rockstar Part 2”. The release coincides with the birthday of legendary songwriter Desmond Child, whose influence on Citowicz’s musical journey runs deeper than the artist himself realized.

A SPONTANEOUS HOMAGE
“Venom & Stardust” emerged from a spontaneous writing session several weeks ago, with the song’s distinctive key changes and melodic progressions flowing naturally and unexpectedly.

Youtube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FED3dekP0uY

“I was playing guitar, and everything just came—all these key changes, these progressions, these moments that felt right,” Citowicz recalls. “When I stepped back and listened, I thought: this sounds like something Desmond Child would create. And that’s when I realized how much his work has shaped the way I think about songwriting, even on a subconscious level.”

DESMOND CHILD: THE ARCHITECT OF ANTHEMS
Desmond Child stands as one of rock music’s most influential songwriters, crafting hits for Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, and countless others. His work defined the sound of 1980s and 1990s rock, creating anthems that combined accessibility with emotional depth.

For Citowicz, growing up in Wałbrzych, Poland, Child’s compositions provided more than entertainment—they offered a masterclass in songwriting craft.
“Desmond Child wrote the soundtrack to my youth without ever knowing it,” Citowicz reflects. “Songs like ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’ and ‘You Give Love a Bad Name’ weren’t just hits—they were blueprints. They taught me that rock music could be both massive and intimate, both anthemic and personal. When I was alone in my room with those Bon Jovi posters and a battered guitar, I was studying Desmond’s work, learning how to build a chorus that connects, how to create that moment where everyone sings along.”

He continues: “What makes Desmond’s songwriting so powerful is the marriage of craft and emotion. The songs are meticulously constructed—those key changes, those melodic hooks, those bridges that elevate everything—but they never feel calculated. They feel inevitable, like they’ve always existed and he just discovered them. That’s the magic I chase in my own writing.”

THE GUITAR AS STORYTELLER
For Citowicz, the guitar serves as both instrument and voice, a means of expressing what words alone cannot capture.
“The guitar is my first language,” he explains. “Before I write lyrics, before I think about structure, I play. The guitar tells me where the song wants to go. Sometimes it’s angry, sometimes it’s melancholy, sometimes—like with ‘Venom & Stardust’—it’s playful and ambitious, pushing into these key changes that feel like reaching for something just out of grasp.”

He adds: “When you play guitar, you’re not just making sound. You’re telling a story without words. Every bend, every slide, every choice of whether to let a note ring or cut it short—those are narrative decisions. The guitar solo in ‘Venom & Stardust’ says things I could never articulate verbally. That’s what I learned from players like Richie Sambora and the songwriters who understood how to let guitar breathe within a song.”

WHAT MUSIC MEANS: SURVIVAL AND SALVATION
Throughout our conversations, Citowicz has consistently described music not as a career choice but as a necessity—a form of therapy, communication, and survival.

“Music for me isn’t optional,” he states plainly. “It’s how I process everything I can’t process any other way. Being on the autism spectrum means the world often feels overwhelming, confusing, difficult to navigate. But when I pick up a guitar, when I’m writing a song, suddenly everything makes sense. The noise becomes melody. The chaos becomes structure.”

He continues: “After losing ,my Son, Jonasz, music became even more essential. It’s the only place where I can hold all these contradictory emotions at once—the grief, the love, the anger, the hope. A conversation has rules, social cues, expected responses. A song has no rules except honesty. That’s why I keep creating, even when it’s painful. Especially when it’s painful. Because music can hold what nothing else can.”

THE LIVING ROOM ROCKSTAR PHILOSOPHY
“Venom & Stardust” will appear on Living Room Rockstar Part 2, scheduled for release in November 2025. The album, dedicated to Citowicz’s late son Jonasz, represents a father’s tribute and a musician’s journey through grief toward healing.

“The ‘living room rockstar’ concept is about understanding that you don’t need stadiums to matter,” Citowicz explains. “I never became the rockstar on those posters in my teenage bedroom. But I became someone who still plays, still writes, still believes that creating music means something, even if the audience is small or imaginary. That’s not failure—that’s victory. That’s survival.”

He adds: “Desmond Child wrote songs that played in stadiums, that millions sang along to. I write songs in my living room that maybe hundreds will hear. But the act of creation is the same. The need to say something through music is the same. The hope that your song might reach someone who needs it is the same. That’s what being a living room rockstar means—you keep playing like it matters, because it does.”

ABOUT THE SONG
“Venom & Stardust” showcases Citowicz’s guitar-driven rock aesthetic, featuring dynamic key changes, anthemic choruses, and the melodic craftsmanship that connects his work to the classic rock tradition. Patryk Szymański’s bass work provides the song’s foundation, adding depth and power to the composition.

“The title ‘Venom & Stardust’ captures the duality I was chasing,” Citowicz notes. “The venom is the edge, the bite, the acknowledgment that life isn’t all beautiful. The stardust is the hope, the magic, the belief that something transcendent can emerge from ordinary moments. That tension between darkness and light, between earthbound and reaching for the sky—that’s what makes rock and roll powerful.”

A BIRTHDAY TRIBUTE
Releasing “Venom & Stardust” on Desmond Child’s birthday serves as both celebration and acknowledgment of artistic debt.

“I’ll never meet Desmond Child,” Citowicz reflects. “He’ll never know about the Polish kid in Wałbrzych who studied his work like sacred texts. But that doesn’t diminish the impact. He taught me how to write songs that connect. He showed me that rock music could be both intelligent and accessible, both crafted and passionate. This song is my way of saying thank you to someone who changed my life without ever knowing I existed.”
He concludes: “That’s the beautiful thing about music—it travels across borders, across decades, across circumstances. A songwriter in one place and time creates something that reaches a listener in another place and time, and that listener becomes a creator themselves. That’s the lineage. That’s the tradition. And on Desmond Child’s birthday, I’m honoring that tradition by releasing a song that exists because of everything he taught me.”

ABOUT LIVING ROOM ROCKSTAR PART 2
Living Room Rockstar Part 2, scheduled for November 2025, will feature ten tracks exploring themes of loss, resilience, love, and the transformative power of music. The album is dedicated to Citowicz’s late son, Jonasz, and represents the artist’s journey through profound grief following the loss of his stillborn son whilst maintaining commitment to creative expression.

Recent singles from the project include “Serpents of Tomorrow,” “Living Room Rockstar,” and collaborations with Citowicz’s wife, Shereen, on tracks like “Burn Like Thunder,” “When The Fight Is Gone,” and “The Space Between.”
“Venom & Stardust” is available exclusively as an official audio on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FED3dekP0uY

Listen to the first single “Serpents of Tomorrow”: https://youtu.be/Mlwy6guwlK0

CREDITS:
Music, Lyrics, Guitars: Andrzej Citowicz
Bass: Patryk Szymański

Andrzej Citowicz is an acclaimed Polish guitarist and songwriter currently based in Cairo, Egypt. As a former recording artist for DownBoys Records, he has built a reputation for emotionally resonant songwriting and distinctive guitar work. His music combines classic rock influences with contemporary production, creating a sound that bridges generational and cultural gaps while maintaining artistic authenticity. His YouTube channel has garnered over 70,000 views from an international audience.

Connect with Andrzej Citowicz:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aIeg5DyI7xwkYLsBgJNWf
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrzejCitowicz
Instagram: https://instagram.com/citovitz
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citovitz/

Polish guitarist and songwriter ANDRZEJ CITOWICZ, a proud son of Wałbrzych/Poland now based in Cairo, is thrilled to announce the release of his highly anticipated album, “Living Room Rockstar Pt. 2”, set for autumn 2025. Following the success of Living Room Rockstar Pt. 1, named Album of the Year 2025 by Metal Impact Radio [https://x.com/AndrzejCitowicz/status/1941440593395319076], this 15-track record continues Citowicz’s journey of weaving heartfelt melodies and electrifying riffs inspired by his hometown and global experiences. The album has already secured its first media patronage from Metal Shock Finland and renowned Tarja Virkamiri, marking a significant milestone in its promotion.

Citowicz’s musical odyssey began over 15 years ago when he signed with Downboys Records, owned by members of the multi-platinum band Warrant.

Living Room Rockstar Pt. 2, featuring the lead single ‘The World I’ll Hold For You’ is a deeply personal project. Recorded with the exceptional bass work of Patryk Szymański, whose intuitive understanding of Citowicz’s vision brought unparalleled depth to the album’s sound, the record captures the spirit of Wałbrzych’s Podzamcze district, where Citowicz lived for 32 years, and the vibrant energy of Cairo, his home for the past 17 years with his half-Egyptian, half-Italian wife. Szymański’s bass lines, described by Citowicz as “the heartbeat of the album,” elevate tracks with a dynamic groove that complements the guitarist’s emotive solos and storytelling.

“Songwriting is my way of breathing life into memories and dreams,” says Citowicz. “It’s like building a bridge between Wałbrzych’s quiet streets and the world’s stages, connecting my past to the present with every chord. I’m endlessly grateful to my listeners and collaborators like Patryk, who make these songs feel alive.” On his inspiration, he adds, “The Red Sea’s vastness, midnight sessions under Cairo’s stars, and the raw energy of ‘80s and ‘90s hard rock—Bon Jovi, Desmond Child, Richie Sambora—fuel this album. It’s a love letter to Wałbrzych and the universal longing for home.”

Fans can explore teasers, lyric videos, and unreleased tracks on Citowicz’s YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/user/Citowicz], including a YouTube Short showcasing Living Room Rockstar Pt. 2: https://youtube.com/shorts/G23StUg4tW0?si=Ef99DsC9kJTSJ_1_

Official singles and releases are available on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aIeg5DyI7xwkYLsBgJNWf?si=_Amb-D57TmOrv6oHt0advg] and major streaming platforms like Apple Music and Tidal.

“I hope Living Room Rockstar Pt. 2 resonates with dreamers and fans of late ‘80s hard rock, blending that classic energy with modern production to carry Wałbrzych’s spirit to the world,” Citowicz shares. “The support from Metal Shock Finland and Tarja is a humbling honor, and I’m excited to bring this music to listeners everywhere.” Citowicz is planning a concert in Wałbrzych and charitable initiatives to give back to his community.

Also check out ANDRZEJ’s recently released videos:
‘Tattooed on the Wind’ – https://youtu.be/Hhnj59zSKxE?si=fXAit58jHmICE2fU
‘You Are The Magic’ – https://youtu.be/1XZ3vVtAAmA?si=hhEBt_udWl57XCS-

About Andrzej Citowicz:
Andrzej Citowicz is an acclaimed Polish guitarist and songwriter currently based in Cairo, Egypt. As a former recording artist for DownBoys Records, he has built an international following through emotionally driven rock music and authentic songwriting. His upcoming album “Living Room Rockstar Part 2” continues his exploration of personal themes through contemporary rock music. Upcoming album “Living Room Rockstar Part 2”: Collaboration with Patryk Szymanski.

Connect with Andrzej Citowicz:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aIeg5DyI7xwkYLsBgJNWf
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrzejCitowicz
Instagram: https://instagram.com/citovitz
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citovitz/

Former DownBoys Records recording artist ANDRZEJ CITOWICZ has released his most personal and emotionally charged single to date, “The World I’ll Hold For You,” a stunning power ballad dedicated to his unborn son. The track serves as the lead single from his highly anticipated upcoming album “Living Room Rockstar Part 2” and acts as a special invitation to an exclusive EP that will be released soon.

The song emerged from a profound life moment when Citowicz and his wife discovered they were expecting their first child at what he describes as their “special age.”

“When we found out we were expecting, I couldn’t help but write music about this incredible journey,” Citowicz reflects. “How could I not write for him? Every word in the lyrics, every single note means more than the world to me. I’m overwhelmed with joy knowing that this song will probably become the soundtrack to my future son’s life story.”

The deeply personal ballad showcases Citowicz’s evolution as both a guitarist and songwriter, drawing inspiration from his songwriting heroes including Desmond Child and Jon Bon Jovi. “Musically, this represents a beautiful meeting between my own style and the influences that shaped me as a songwriter,” he explains. “It’s honest, it’s vulnerable, and it comes from the deepest place in my heart.”

Adding special significance to the release is the contribution of longtime collaborator and dear friend Patryk Szymanski, who has supported Citowicz’s musical journey for more than a decade. For “The World I’ll Hold For You,” Szymanski not only provided his signature bass work but also took on mixing and production duties for this special power ballad.

“I cannot be more grateful to Patryk,” Citowicz says with genuine warmth. “He’s been by my side through this incredible journey for over ten years, and having him not just play bass but also mix and produce this particular song makes it even more meaningful. His friendship and musical partnership have been invaluable gifts in my life.”

For Citowicz, having Szymanski’s involvement extends far beyond the technical aspects. “Patryk understands my musical vision like no one else,” Citowicz explains. “When I told him about this song, about what it means to me as a future father, he immediately knew how to help me capture that emotion. That’s the beauty of a friendship that spans over a decade – he doesn’t just play or produce, he helps me tell my story.”

The acclaimed guitarist, known for his distinctive style and emotional depth, admits to feeling both humbled and excited about this new chapter. “You know, I never imagined I’d be writing lullabies disguised as rock ballads,” he laughs. “But here I am, a soon-to-be dad, pouring my heart into music that I hope will mean something to my son someday. Life has a funny way of surprising you with the most beautiful gifts.”

“The World I’ll Hold For You” is currently available as
– lyric video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVuev15lNWI
– streaming on all major platforms including Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7C49cE1uRtRLF2HUNbJL2u
– YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tf_70Rp04hw&list=OLAK5uy_nNc-IGdTCeD_OYUePjBKGM8lMaPz1IgjY

The single serves as both a preview and special invitation to fans for the upcoming exclusive EP, which will be released soon, followed by the highly anticipated full album “Living Room Rockstar Part 2.”

“I’m incredibly grateful for this moment in my life,” Citowicz concludes. “To be able to create music that comes from such a pure place, to have friends like Patryk who support the journey, and to be preparing to welcome my son into the world – I feel blessed beyond measure. This song is my promise to him, and I can’t wait for the world to hear it.”

Looking ahead to “Living Room Rockstar Part 2,” Citowicz hints at the deeply personal nature of the upcoming collection. “This album represents a new chapter – becoming a father, reflecting on life, and finding beauty in the intimate moments. The special EP coming soon will give listeners a taste of what’s to come, but ‘The World I’ll Hold For You’ really sets the emotional tone for everything that follows. It’s going to be a journey of the heart, and I’m excited to share it with everyone who has supported my music over the years.”

About Andrzej Citowicz:
Andrzej Citowicz is an acclaimed Polish guitarist and songwriter currently based in Cairo, Egypt. As a former recording artist for DownBoys Records, Citowicz has built a reputation for his distinctive guitar style and emotionally resonant songwriting. His upcoming album “Living Room Rockstar Part 2” marks a new chapter in his artistic journey, showcasing his evolution as both a musician and storyteller.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7aIeg5DyI7xwkYLsBgJNWf
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrzejCitowicz
Instagram: https://instagram.com/citovitz
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citovitz/

ANDRZEJ CITOWICZ, the acclaimed guitarist and composer known for his work with Citovitz And The Fireflies Of February, has unveiled his latest musical offering – the new single “Fear Poems” from his upcoming EP “Winter Love“. This highly anticipated release marks a bold new direction for the artist, fusing his signature guitar-driven sound with the soaring vocals of pop artist Justine St. Claire.

Citowicz, who has been a recording artist for the legendary American label DownBoys Records for many years, has collaborated extensively with bass maestro Patryk Szymanski over the course of his career. This long-standing creative partnership has played a pivotal role in shaping the unique sonic landscape of “Winter Love.”

“‘Winter Love’ represents a new chapter in my musical journey,” said Citowicz. “With the help of AI-powered tools and a focus on live instrumentation, I’ve been able to craft a sound that seamlessly blends the raw power of rock with the infectious energy of pop. Working alongside Justine St. Claire has been an absolute revelation – her vocals elevate the material to new heights, while Patryk’s synth bass work provides a pulsing backbone that drives the entire EP forward.”
The lead single “Fear Poems” serves as a tantalizing preview of the sonic alchemy that awaits listeners on the full “Winter Love” EP, scheduled for release on December 1, 2024. Citowicz’s virtuosic guitar work intertwines with St. Claire’s soaring melodies, creating an expansive, cinematic soundscape that is both emotionally resonant and rhythmically captivating.

“This project has been a true labor of love,” Citowicz continued. “It’s my hope that ‘Winter Love’ will transport listeners to a world of wonder and imagination, where the boundaries between genres fade away and the only thing that matters is the power of great music.”

Artist Credits:
Vocals: Justine St. Claire
Synth Bass: Patryk Szymanski
Guitar & Music: Andrzej Citowicz

The “Fear Poems” single is available now on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAp0Etml-Is

The full “Winter Love” EP will be released on December 1, 2024. For more information, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/citovitz/

As an autistic guitarist, Citowicz has leveraged his unique perspective to craft a distinctive sound that resonates with listeners from all walks of life. His music serves as a powerful tool for self-expression, allowing him to convey complex emotions and thoughts in a way that transcends verbal communication. By sharing his experiences and creative process, Citowicz aims to inspire and empower others on the autism spectrum, while also promoting greater understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity in the music industry.

Andrzej Citowicz’s music career has been marked by a unique blend of hard rock, blues, and cinematic elements, which has garnered him a loyal following across the globe. His critically acclaimed trilogy of instrumental albums has been praised for its emotional depth, technical virtuosity, and innovative storytelling. Citowicz’s music has been described as “a cinematic soundscape that transports listeners to a world of raw emotion”.

Also check out Andrzej’s earlier singles:
“Bloody Mamacita” – https://youtu.be/j4Ts9XXTQuo?si=4bPYUvd32W0HondB
“Hive of Weirdness” – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5TwSm_hNo
“Butterfly Effect” – https://youtu.be/jryGasne7Mg?si=BWLN4_tx7r03NgoD
“Turn To Stone” – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2NT7O9Zr2M
“Anemoia” – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THtiL7q90bY
“Modern Blues Riot” special demo – https://youtu.be/AEZtTuPr6bI
Special Cairo Mix ‘Midnight Thunderstorms’ – https://youtu.be/FEK8fsbHd4I
‘A Wound That’s Always Bleeding’ – https://youtu.be/clScq09DywE
‘Savagely Hungry For Love’ – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEgRrcmgLDY
‘Electric Heartbeat Symphony’ – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6IWdx0vOQQ
‘Marvelous Misadventures Of Myself’ – https://youtu.be/jsgLvfF5Wd8
‘The Long Train Journey’ – https://youtu.be/zbEgbMBGbGw
‘Never Ending Storms’ – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ip04u1xuf4s

Connect with Andrzej Citowicz:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrzejCitowicz
Instagram: https://instagram.com/citovitz
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citovitz/