Napra was founded in the fall of 2004. The common base of all of their songs is the folk music of the Carpathian Basin which they do not play in its authentic form, - they re - interpret it in the context of today's culture. Blending acoustic and electronic sounding, staging electronic instruments drum, bass guitar, guitar- together with ones of folk music -violin, viola, dulcimer and accordion -effect the unmistakeable Napra-like intonation.

The "Free Style Champer Orchestra" play what's in their heart - a bit of balkan a bit of hungarian folk a lot of mainstream jazz or even ballads, latin music is a main path for them - virtuosity in the popular but still sophisticated way.They can move the crowd to dance onto a 7/8 rhythm for example, but they can make hot latin fire too - no to mention the flying above the Hungarian 'puszta' fields.

Tropical Transform Quintet is one of the most unique and inventive jazz bands from Hungary. In their compositions they commingle classical-romanticism with explosive power and excellent technique. Their music gives plenty of space for exploration in the realms of Latin, crossover-jazz or Hungarian folk music, remaining all along within the field of contemporary jazz.

David Dely, born into a family of musicians in Colombia, he played and recorded for over 15 years. He moved to Hungary with his wife Claudia and brother Shangó. Together with young hungarian musicians they play an explosive blend of tribalglobal music with Afro Colombian drums, Native American flutes and the urban sounds of e-guitar, drums and bass.

Charismatic headman Patrick McMullan, whose long musical career brought him from Belfast to Budapest, and Austrian composer & masterhead Herbert Hütter have put their heads together to invent an exciting mixture of Electronic, Irish and Rock Music focusing on groove, humour and atmosphere. Particular attention is given to their live performance that makes it hard for the audience to keep their heads.

Well known in the Viennese blues and avantgarde scene they play innovative world and dance music on strange selfcunstructed instruments like Tschiritscheridoo, singing sucker and bathtub cello. Singing mostly in viennese dialect they perform as a duo or also as a band rocking the house with their songs and improvisations.

A part from famous beautiful masterworks of Waits and Dylan they play the beautiful songs of Songwriter Gernot Feldner. Sometimes the music is smoky, melodic, lovely or rude or solemn or hasty, lashed, blared or smoothly purred, racy or bitter or destroyed or sweet, ballads, polka, folk, nothing, all or simply Harlequin.

A new name of the project of two musicians working together since 2004 in their own style. They are both addicted  to rhythm and great harmonies. Souly grooves with texts in German and Austrian dialect sung with so much love and dedication that it can keep you warm for a lot of winters.

21 year old Nano from Chile sings and plays  throughout europe this year. With fiddle, flute and guitar he was traveling and playing Solo and with bands in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Austria and Czeck Republic, among others... with a lot of ?corazon? of course.