Horror Monkeyz feat. Fatima & Gently Da Spittah’

2026-11-26T19:00:00.000Z
Nov
26

Schedule

Horror Monkeyz’s music is characterized by powerful grooves, experimentation, and soaring improvisations. The quartet—composed of Árpád Oláh Tzumo, Sándor Soso Lakatos, Benedek Kis, and Gábor Rigó—boldly draws from various modern genres, creating a dynamic and innovative sound.

The evening’s two guests will enrich the diverse musical palette with new dimensions.

For “Gently Da Spittah”—aka MC and singer Dani Sánta—jazz and hip-hop are inextricably linked; he studies jazz piano while rapping in both Hungarian and English with a sincere and sweeping flow. They are joined by Fatima, who became a well-known figure in the Hungarian music scene as the lead singer of Fekete Vonat. Her distinctive voice and the experience she gained as part of a defining group in the history of Hungarian hip-hop promise an exciting encounter with the quartet’s musical world. Elements of hip-hop, R&B, and neo-soul, combined with Tzumó’s powerful, unique musical style, guarantee a special concert experience.

Location

Budapest Jazz Club

If you are looking for light but still quality entertainment, if you feel you are committed to jazz or you are about to get the first taste of it, come and join us at the center of jazz life, the Budapest Jazz Club. Besides the impressive palace interior and the exceptional sound quality we also would like to invite you to our friendly jazz café and bistro-style restaurant. You can enjoy the sounds of a Steinway B model in the Club, and a Blüthner piano in the café. We bring you not only the world famous stars of club-life but also the well-known faces of national and international jazz. One of our aims is to support the birth of perfomances in different styles with keeping the concept of jazz as the symbol of high standards in mind.

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