On the record, Ania definitely bet on guys. She invited Marcin Limek and the guitarist with whom she cooperates on a daily basis, Marek Radula, to cooperate as producers, and among the composers of the composition were: Jan Borysewicz, Robert Gawliński, Piotr Cugowski, Tomasz Banaś and the aforementioned Marek Raduli and Marcin Limek.

Several of the compositions and most of the lyrics on the album are by Ania herself. All the material is steeped in her femininity, sensitivity, but also the confidence she gained during eight years of independent, musical journey. After the groundbreaking and eclectic album 'Mr and Mrs' [2009] and the very nostalgic and peaceful 'Life's Alright' [2012] (both achieved Double Platinum status), Ania decided to change the musical course a bit this time and recorded an album more dynamic but still, like the previous ones, full of nobility, reflection and mystery. 36-year-old Anna Wyszkoni releases her most mature and emotional record of her career. The title itself shouts that we are dealing with a new, as yet undiscovered land. "I'm New Here" is no coincidence, as is every word the author sings on this record. 2016 was a landmark year for her due to the serious health problems that affected her. She is strong and experienced, so once she has dealt with them, she has created the most personal and serious material ever. 

About her new musical child, Ania says, "I'm new here" are 13 (I'm not superstitious) premiere, very stylistically diverse songs with a huge emotional charge. In the lyrics I threw away everything that has been bothering me over the past year, but I must point out that this is not a misfortune record. On the contrary, it is about strength, character, happiness and the love that fills me. And about the new life I got as a gift. It's hard for me to classify this album unambiguously, hard to describe in words, anyway... why? After all, talking about music is like dancing about literature, so it will make much more sense to just listen to it, which I strongly urge. I hope you, like me, can't get rid of it."