Groovy neofolk from Budapest's eighth district, where Hungarian folk instruments have lost their way in the maze of electronic music. Unbridled ecstasy, grooves pulsating with unusual rhythms, melancholic reverie, interspersed with moments of joyful abandon. Zajnal's music is a journey in which the band members take the audience by the hand and lead them through their own slightly strange inner world, so that they don't feel so alone in it. Surprising musical twists, intimate and slightly dissonant atmospheres, ancient dance music: in other words, groovy neofolk.

At this concert, Zajnal will present its new single, Hess madár (Shoo Bird). During the three parts of the nearly twenty-minute musical flow, the band delves deeper and deeper into the motifs that weave through the entire trilogy. It is an instrumental story that requires quietness and intimate moments to be told. The evening's guest artist, Olivier Gémin, met the band at an international artists’ camp. The virtuoso French cellist has spent the past few years traveling the world and studying various folk music traditions.