Gábor Csordás is a versatile pianist who draws inspiration from different styles and projects. His piano style is influenced by the European tradition, but also draws inspiration from gospel, neo-soul and even electronic music or disco.
His breakthrough came in 2019 when he released his first jazz trio album "Swansong" on Hunnia Records with japanese bassist Noriaki Hosoya and american drummer Marty Risemberg. The album was a success in Japan resulting in a tour in 4 main cities (Tokyo, Kyoto, Nagoya, Shizuoka). He won the best composers prize at the Bujtor Film Festival in 2019 for his soundtrack of the documentary "Egodetox".
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Tamás Hidász:
Received his Master Diploma in 2017 at the Liszt Ferenc Music Academy Budapest jazz-drum faculty. His teachers were György Jeszenszky and Péter Szendőfi.
Received the scholarship "Lakatos Ablakos Dezső" in 2019. Played and recorded with: Attila László, Péter Sárik, Tamás Berki, Károly Binder, Mário Rafael, and Recirquel. He has received first prizes in music competitions in Marosvásárhely, Prague and Budapest.

Vince Bartók:
Graduated from the Liszt Ferenc Music Academy Budapest jazz-bass faculty. He has received the scholarship "Lakatos Ablakos Dezső" in 2019. He has played and recorded with: Márió Rafael, Bálint Gyémánt, Viktor Tóth, Péter Szendőfi and Zita Gereben. He has received multiple awards at jazz music competitions.

This album is second trio album of Gábor Csordás. The original release was DSD only, this is the digitally mastered version, only available as digital.The music is contemporary jazz with all original compositions. It sits halfway between groovy music and more delicate "traditional" jazz with a strong melodic approach. There are long improvisations and in general the album is designed for dedicated jazz listeners.