HÉT HAT CLUB
The band was born in the underground of Budapest, where art-punks from ruin pubs, international nomads and thugs from dance halls meet. The street musicians of the Hét Hat Club toured Europe, North, Central and South America. They collected colorful rhythms and stylistic elements for their sound in order to bring back Hungarian and Carpathian-Balkan folk songs in a modern form. Kjartan Code - the American phlegm - sings in English, Hungarian, Romanian, Spanish, Turkish along with his specific lyrics. Their musical style is often referred to as: gyp-hop, maneleton, turbo folk-jazz.
RÉZELEJI FANFÁROSOK
They have been playing together since 2020 as Rézeleje Fanfáros, mainly Moldovan and Balkan dance music. Wherever they appear, they evoke the atmosphere in which folk melodies live on in their original environment today: played on modern instruments, with the crisp sound of a folk brass band.
And if there is folk music that you can enjoy without any special dance skills, it is csangó and the music of the Balkan peoples, which has been proven at countless concerts and festivals. The special guest of the Rézelej Fanfárosok concert is Csaba Kiss Sófalvi /Tázló, Fanfara Complexa/.