Vzorkují

Vzorkují is a Czech term that translates to "they sample" or "they take samples" in English, often used in the context of music production and electronic dance music (EDM). The term gained prominence through the Czech DJ and producer **Vzorkují**, whose work focuses on sampling and remixing traditional Czech folk music, jazz, and other genres to create modern electronic tracks.

The artist, whose real name is not widely publicized, emerged in the early 2010s as part of a growing movement of European producers who blend classical and folk influences with electronic music. Their style is characterized by the use of nostalgic, warm samples—often featuring accordions, violins, and brass instruments—overlaid with contemporary beats, house, and techno rhythms. This approach has earned them a dedicated following, particularly in the Czech Republic and among fans of "folkcore" and "boom bap" genres.

Vzorkují’s music frequently incorporates elements of Czech folk traditions, such as *moravská hudba* (Moravian music) or *slovenská ľudová hudba* (Slovak folk music), while also drawing inspiration from jazz, funk, and disco. Their tracks often feature intricate sampling techniques, where original melodies are rearranged or layered to create fresh, experimental sounds. This method has been influential in the broader electronic music scene, inspiring other artists to explore similar fusion styles.

The artist’s work has been featured on various labels and compilations, including those focused on European underground and experimental electronic music. While they maintain a relatively low public profile, their music has been praised for its creativity and emotional depth, bridging cultural divides between traditional and modern sounds. Vzorkují’s contributions highlight the versatility of sampling as a tool for cultural expression and innovation in electronic music.