Dorota Budapest, Hungary
Experimental trio formed in 2009, creating through borderless associations, beyond genres. "They are such a tight-knit unit
who seem to know as a whole, the parts and the sum of the parts they want to create."
"Three musicians who believe that music is a potent vehicle for communication that transcends the spoken or written(...)
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A Second Invitation To An Uninterrupted Katabatic Lens
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A glorious inverse of the first album, this katabatic lense gives you a wide perspective of yet-undiscovered ways of proceeding with melody, sound, tone and rhythm, while remaining surprisingly easily accessible for a (Balkanized) European ear.
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