Őszibarack is a Polish electronic and pop ensemble from Wrocław established in 2003. The group consists of the musicians Tomasz Dogiel, Agim Dżeljilji, Jan Emil Młynarski, and José Manuel Albán Juárez. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by alternative electronics and club music. The ensemble was founded by Dżeljilji, Dogiel, the musician Marcin Drewnik, and the musician Patrycja Hefczyńska. Their recording career began with the studio recording Moshi Moshi (2004) released on the label 2-47 Records. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the song "Skirts Up!" (2004) being used in a commercial for the telecommunications provider Heyah. Their discography included the studio recording Plim Plum Plam (2008) and the studio recording 40 Surfers Waiting for the Waves (2011). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for receiving a nomination for the Fryderyk award in the category of Album of the Year – Club Music in 2012. Drewnik and Hefczyńska achieved professional recognition for departing the group in 2011. Their recording career included the studio recording 12 (2013) which was recorded as a fully instrumental project. The ensemble achieved professional recognition for performing at the Open'er Festival in 2005, 2008, and 2013, and the Waves Vienna festival in 2012.
