Solére
Zsófi Szigeti is a singer, songwriter and producer who released her first song Solére in 2020 and since then has become one of the most influential new generation of artists in the Hungarian music scene. The electronic pop singer-songwriter has released several radio chart-topping singles in recent years (Védtelen, Nem scare you), and after a single in 2022, she finally made her mark with her 17-song IMA album, which won her the recognition of a wider audience and the industry.
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His lyrically focused pop songs, dressed in an electronic musical guise, bring him close to his listeners, creating a special intimate atmosphere at his concerts. On stage, visuals, lights and unique costumes play a big role alongside the music, giving the audience a different experience at each performance.
The singer is constantly innovating not only on stage, but also musically and in her music videos, and at all times she is conveying an important message to her audience. She was one of the first young performers in Hungary to bravely take on her mental illness, and in addition to her music, she has been a regular participant in preventative events and talks on mental health issues, setting an example for her generation.
Solére has performed at almost every Hungarian festival in the last 2 years (Volt, Strand, Sziget, etc.) and also debuted on the stage of Budapest Park and presented her first album in front of a sold-out audience at the Akvárium Club at the end of the year. In summer 2023, his second EP KIKI was released. The Equal campaign, initiated by Spotify to promote equal rights for female artists, was launched in Hungary and Solére became its ambassador in the last quarter of the year, appearing on a giant LED wall in Times Square, New York, as one of the highlights of the programme.
Akvárium
As they describe themselves, it is Budapest's most frequented venue, which is also multifunctional. Akvárium is great for award ceremonies, afternoon coffees and, most importantly, concerts, thanks to the well-picked, cross-genre selection.