ABOUT US

From prison cells

What started as a typical prison band has grown into something far beyond music.
Originally formed behind bars, our project began with inmates using music as a way to express themselves, cope with isolation, and stay connected to the outside world. Over time, that raw and honest foundation evolved into a powerful collective voice – one that refused to stay confined.

To an ngo project

Today, we are part of an NGO-driven initiative committed not only to creating music, but to standing up for those who are often unheard. Our work focuses on supporting prisoners, advocating for human rights, and promoting respect for nature and animal welfare.
We believe in second chances, in dignity without conditions, and in the power of creativity to break barriers – both physical and social.
This is no longer just a band.

It is a movement shaped by experience, purpose, and the determination to make a difference.

Current band members

As you know, Prisoners Unite is made up of both current and former inmates. At the core of our project is the commitment to giving as many people as possible a real chance. For that reason, we continuously welcome new members into the group.
The core lineup consists of Martin, Mario, and Edi. About a year ago, Harry left the band, and we were joined by Donna and Gil as vocalists. Most recently, around six months ago, Mike came on board as our keyboard player.