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DENNYIAH

The cinematic EP Eternal Sunshine, released in November 2023, was inspired by the rugged nature of Iceland, where the band lived for over a year.

The songs began taking shape inside Denny and Ľuboš’s "Magic Bus" on the island. The album was recorded across creative hubs in Spain and Iceland, under producer Nic Hard.

The duo assembled a phenomenal team of international musicians. Rhythms were created by Keith Carlock, Martin Valihora, and Marcelo Woloski. Strings were arranged by Nathan Schram, featuring Ján Bogdan and Haggai Cohen-Milo. Synths were crafted by  Justin Stanton, with mastering by Dave McNair.

This record is a piece of my raw soul. We wrote these songs while living in our Magic Bus surrounded by the wild, quiet nature of Iceland, and finished them across Spain and New York. For me, Eternal Sunshine is all about healing. It is about those long, heavy nights when you feel broken, but somehow you still manage to find a tiny, warm light deep inside yourself that stays untouched by the world. It is that feeling when you finally look back at your scars and they don't hurt anymore—they just show how strong you are. I poured every bit of my vulnerability into these vocals, hoping they would wrap around your heart like a warm coat on a freezing day. I just want you to close your eyes, press play, and let this music remind you that no matter how dark your night gets, the sun will always come back up.

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Released in November 2021, represents a massive international milestone in our musical journey.

We were lucky enough To build an authentic shamanic feeling with incredible Keith carlock, marcelo woloski, nic hard and many others at michael league studio which was our first "big" session ouitside from slovakia. absolutely life changing experience and begening of long and neverending learning process.

This song is like a long, deep breath after a heavy cry. For me, it is about that quiet moment right before a big change happens in your life, when you can already feel it in the air—just like you can smell the rain before it actually starts falling. It is about those times when you feel completely alone in your own emotional storm, carrying things you cannot even put into words. We wanted the music to feel like that too, building up slowly until it completely washes over you. When Fernando Anuang'a danced in the video, it all clicked perfectly. In his Maasai culture, rain is a sacred blessing, a gift of life from God. And that is exactly what this song is to me—a reminder that no matter how heavy the downpour in your life is, it is there to wash away the past and bring a new, beautiful beginning

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The atmospheric synth-dream pop single "Satellite" was officially released in August 2025.

The song originally took shape during an intensive creative stay in Brooklyn, where the duo collaborated with American photographer and songwriter David Doobinin. To achieve its world-class, multi-dimensional sound, the track features dynamic production by Dennyiah, powerful live drums recorded by the legendary Keith Carlock, and mixing and mastering by Yoad Nevo. Musically, the piece seamlessly bridges the gap between modern indie-pop electronica, nostalgic synthesizers, and soulful vocal intimacy.

​Have you ever felt like you are constantly running, chasing after something, but you don't even know what it is anymore? That is exactly what Satellite is about. I wrote it during a time when I felt this heavy, restless anxiety—what we called a 'thirsty life'—where you keep turning in circles, completely exhausted by your own mind. We recorded it with Keith Carlock on drums to give it that heartbeat rhythm, but I wanted the sound to feel completely weightless, like you are floating high above the ground. The music video we shot in Tokyo perfectly captures that feeling—standing in the middle of a massive, glowing neon city but feeling completely disconnected, like a lonely satellite orbiting the earth. It is a song for anyone who needs to slow down, break free from their own heavy gravity, and finally find the courage to just let go and breathe.

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The debut studio album "Human Aspect" was officially released in November 2020.

The record represents a major multi-genre milestone where the duo firmly established their signature musical identity, coining their own unique style known as "Human Pop." The album featured their breakthrough single "Kingdom," which became a massive hit and reached the #1 spot on the Slovak charts. The ten-track album seamlessly blends elements of pop, blues, country, jazz, and indie soul to capture the unfiltered essence of human nature. To elevate the record to an international level, it was mixed by the multi-Grammy-winning American producer Nic Hard. The album also features a phenomenal lineup of guest artists, including legendary drummer Keith Carlock, bassists Kevin Scott and Vladimír Micenko, and the phenomenal Polish violinist Adam Baldych.

This was our very first album, and it holds everything we discovered about ourselves during years of searching. Recorded in our living room with mostly with one cheap mic, some blankets and endless nights...We even invented our own name for it: Human Pop. We chose that because we were tired of musical boxes and labels; we just wanted to make music that feels real, natural, and completely human. It has everything in it—from the acoustic, quiet moments where you can hear my breath, to big, powerful songs like Kingdom, which unexpectedly became a number one hit here in Slovakia. We were lucky enough to have incredible musicians like Keith Carlock or Adam Baldych play on it, but the heart of the album is very simple. It is about the fact that even though we all live different lives, we are all connected by the same human feelings, mistakes, and heartbreaks. It is a reminder that you are never as alone as you think.

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