They had an accompanying band for a while, which included Miroslav Linhart on guitar, and they adopted a reggae style into their musical repertoire.

New members were added, in the form of Jan Mann (congas, percussion) and Jiří Šíma (saxophone, keyboards, vocals).

In 1989, they toured Czechoslovakia with Danish reggae band Bushbeater, and travelled with them to a music festival in Aalborg, Denmark, the following year.

Also in 1990, they released their third album, titled Lehkou chůzí, which spawned one of their most popular singles, "Kladno", a song with a distinctly Latin flavour.

[4] The band's fourth album, Karviná, released in 1993, became their most successful, and gained a large amount of airplay in the Czech Republic.

They released an album as a duo, titled Plavu si, ani nevím jak,[8] made guest appearances on a number of albums by other artists, including Laura a její tygři, Sto zvířat, and Lucie, and performed as gravediggers in the Janek Ledecký opera Hamlet.