Áron András
Áron András 'Apey' is a name that will ring familiar to few (Lazarvs, Trillion, ex-Neck Sprain).
His first solo album Feathers, Black Flowers, released in 2010, reflects his childhood.
After the release of his first album, Andris released his next album Foxes in May 2016. The album features eleven songs inspired by his personal feelings, his sleep deprivation and his years as a waiter in the night.
A year later in 2017, she released her third album, Stranger.
In 2018, she toured and performed at some of the biggest festivals in Hungary during the summer. In 2019, she performed at the Eurosonic showcase festival in Groningen.
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In February 2019, Artisjus awarded him the title of Junior Songwriter of the Year for his outstanding songwriting and versatile sound. "There are few versatile songwriters running around in the world who can stand their ground in multiple genres at once, with their own unique voice and authentic message. András Áron's songs exude the kind of effortless attitude that helps you believe: his music is universal, his lyrics are deeply meaningful, yet simple. Her greatest virtues are her respectful and inspiring courage, her uncompromising artistic voice, her honesty about herself and her worldview."
In the autumn of 2020, she released her fourth album 'Book of Changes' and a few months later won her second Fonogram Award with her fourth album Lazarvs. Shortly afterwards, in the summer of 2021, she released her fifth album, the rearranged 'Changes', which she recorded with her new band, Black Circle Orchestra. The new line-up was a huge hit, taking to the stages of all the major Hungarian festivals and playing to sold-out audiences at the Hungarian House of Music.
In October 2022, András was given the opportunity to record his sixth album in Nashville, Tennessee at Prime Recording Studio with producer Derek Garten, who works with artists such as Brittany Howard, Taylor Swift and Jewel. The ten-track album 'The Moment' was released in 2023.
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World music evenings, jazz stories, underground, folk music in all its forms and some very serious blues. All this at Kobuci, one of Budapest's best outdoor venues with a garden.