The Band was established in 1998 (Bydgoszcz/Poland), and is one of the groups connected to Club "Mozg" (Brain; eng.) named by top European newspapers as "the most creative place of recent years".

The band`s debut album was released in 2001 by the famous jazz label - Not Two Records (Cracow/Poland).

The second Ecstasy Project Trio album "Realium" was released by Polish-American label "Polish Jazz Network" by Cezary Lerski, in 2005

"I worked over one year on the conception of my second album. I meant to describe some kind of melancholy. I exposed visions appearing during my stay at the countryside. This is European jazz - my favorite." Rafal Gorzycki

After the 2005 release of a compilation album by PJN called: "The Best of Polish Jazz 2005" with Ecstasy Project composition, Rafal Gorzycki and his Ecstasy Project has started its European career.

Rafal Gorzycki has now released his third album "EUROPAE". It is a special legacy of the 20th Century`s European music. It is also a specific attempt to answer the question: Where does jazz drive to? European heritage as a key to the future...

Here you can read a text about the album written by Zbigniew Zielinski:

"Rafal Gorzycki looks at music through its twentieth-century struggle. Starting with improvisation and jazz he turns his attention towards the experiences of the European chamber music of the previous century. This is where he tries to find substantial solutions for his musical experiments. The music of mature Europe digested in the atonality, neo-Romanticism and minimalist experiments seems to be great support in his poetic excursions towards Europe Impossible, Europe with no Chaos, Europe of philosophers, artists and craftsmen. And this is this vision that makes him study the rich heritage of the last century avant-gard. With his band, whose members come from the cultures of classical music, yet again does he discourse about the beauty and lyricism devoid of the pressure of the noisy commerciality. Ecstasy Project tells us how beautiful and wise Europe is with its experience. Let us listen, although so difficult it is sometimes to believe in this beauty...
Zbigniew Zielinski, transl. Agnieszka Skrzypczyk ..." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.