Decolonize Your Mind Society Budapest, Hungary
The world heard through their music's lens may seem warped in relation to Eurocentric norms, but it never sounds arcane or
frivolously decorative. (The Wire, Julian Cowley)
2024/
22 March @ Opus Jazz Club
12 April @ Budapest Ritmo
27 April @ Santsat 7 June @ Tilos Maraton, Dürer Kert,
29 June @ Barlang, Szentendre
4 July @ Kolorado Festival
13 July @ Pohoda Festival, SK
17 July @ Gombaszög, SK
... more
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