Oliver Wolf (UK)
At the age of 12, Zsolti Farkas won the singing school talent show. Thanks to his studies, life called him abroad. Now he's spreading his wings in Leeds under the stage name Oliver Wolf. His career and personal life abroad are going well.
"I moved abroad to improve myself. To study and to build my international career. I live in Leeds, England. In 2018, I was accepted to the Leeds Conservatoire Music Academy for Jazz Vocal Studies. This was a great pleasure for me, as one of my big dreams was to study abroad after graduating from the Béla Bartok Conservatoire in Budapest.
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I "changed" my name as it is very difficult to pronounce Zsolt, Zsolti here in England. I thought I'd make up a stage name for myself. Wolf is quite obvious as my surname is Farkas and Oliver is the name I would like to give him if I have a son....
The project is going very well. I've written a lot of songs in English which I'm going to record. I've had to improve my English pronunciation a lot because I didn't want to release work that wasn't professional. Now I have a lot of my songs sung and arranged and I just need a few finishing touches to get them completely finished. But before I release my own English-language album, I'm going to make sure I have a jazz single before that, which will be jazz standards mixed with my style.
I would like to represent a style that is R'n'B but with some jazz elements. I really like this song of mine. It started out as a little video that was later liked and shared by hundreds of people and I thought I should make it into a full song. My first cousin and brother-in-law live here and we make the songs together. They can be seen in the music video in question. All three of us have our own studios where we work on the songs. I was very surprised when I sent the song to BBC radio and it was played. I'm very proud of that because it's my first song in the UK and it's been well received. I just got home and got the email that we played your song on the radio. Suddenly I didn't know how to react. It was a very happy moment.
A38 Ship
Converted from a coal-mining ship, the A38 is easily Budapest's most unique concert venue. The belly of the ship has been home to a wide range of live and electronic music for almost 20 years, and when it's full you can feel the rhythmic movement of the partygoers making waves in the Danube. Foreign acts often refer to it afterwards as their favourite club.
