Tata Bojs return with their tenth studio album, an inventive and carefully crafted collection that combines serious themes with the band’s characteristic lightness, wit, irony and distinctive sound. The album’s title, meaning one zero, refers both to the group’s tenth studio recording and to the binary system underlying the digital world, while also contrasting emptiness and somethingness and suggesting the victory for which we all hope. The themes range from the emptiness surrounding death and the origins of the world in Big Bang to the cheerful yet chillingly ironic Minority. The album also includes the dance track 220 Travoltas, the wordplay of Girls’ Club, the singles Bells and Kraftwerk in Saint-Tropez, and Secret, featuring special guest Emma Smetana. Milan Cais and Duan Neuwerth again serve as producers, with contributions from saxophonist Marcel Brta, the sCore orchestra and former Tata Bojs member Marek Doubrava, who arranged the strings. The album contains ten new songs and an intro.
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