Dreamlike combination of O'Sullivan, Cz.K Sebő band and Amelie Siba (CZ) on the roof of the A38!
O'SULLIVAN is a fresh, alternative indie / pop project that mixes acoustic soul and electronic sounds with melancholic, sometimes up-beat, melodies. O’SULLIVAN, who has left his medical career behind, writes primarily about love topics, but also about his own inner struggles in his songs. The first tracks of the solo project, which debuted in 2020, were played on several foreign radio stations, including German, Portuguese, Polish and Irish.
Cz.K. Sebő band is basically a songwriter based on American folk traditions, who, after many years of soloing, has recently performed with a band behind him (Soma Bradák: drums; Benedek Szabó: bass guitar). The trio's concerts have a unique, personal atmosphere. Sebő, who also works as a singer-guitarist for Plato Karataev, sings slow, mostly melancholic, dreamy songs in his solo project. Its main themes are the experience of passing away, the insignificance of existence, and the infinity of the inner world. This evening, Cz.K Sebő will also perform the songs of last year's album and one or two other compositions in a full orchestral line-up.
Singer and songwriter Amelie Siba from Prague is interwoven with her own stories and current state of mind. Amelie’s story is accompanied by a three-member band that exudes a shoegaze and dreamy atmosphere. Over the past few years, Amelie has released several singles, an introductory EP entitled "It Was Nice to Meet You," and an album of "Dye My Hair," which she recorded and made herself. The then seventeen-year-old songwriter's debut album won the critically chosen Apollo Award. In early 2021, Amelie released her second EP, "When is our time." Songs featuring electronic beats get a touch of dance on this EP without losing their distinctive homeliness.
