Stella Jazz Night

Horror Monkeyz is a Hungarian jazz-fusion quartet formed in 2026, blending the freedom of jazz with the pulse of hip-hop and contemporary musical influences.

The trio’s distinctive sound is shaped by its unique and relatively rare instrumentation: guitar, Hammond organ and drums, through which they perform jazz standards while paying tribute to the organ trio tradition.

Their repertoire is characterized by Django Reinhardt’s musical legacy, enriched with the salon music of Budapest from the last century, a touch of Paris, and the freedom of jazz. 

Károly Binder has consistently followed his own distinctive musical path since the late 1970s, one that had few precedents in Hungary at the time.

The band plays the famous melodies from the era of the ’20s, ’30s and ’40s.

Pianist Gáspár Károly is one of the major figures on the Hungarian jazz scenes. He has played with everyone who is anyone in this country

The Zádor – Kováts duo was formed in 2016. In their music, the two instruments engage in a dialogue based on the themes of their own compositions, in which the alternation of consonant and dissonant harmonies creates tension.

After testing her wings in China and London, Juli Szigeti returned home and founded her own band, through which she represents the world of electro swing in Hungary. 

All members of the quartet are among the best in their genre. The leader of the group plays a whole arsenal of reed instruments. 

On this evening, the master of bass guitar in Hungary will dazzle the audience with even more virtuosity than usual, accompanied by his equally phenomenal bandmates. 

In this new lineup, keyboard instruments play a major role, along with guitar playing infused with a jazz-rock feel. This is complemented by the sounds of the saxophone and violin.

Orbay Lilla is one of the most outstanding personalities in the young jazz generation, utilizing her musicality not only as a vocalist but also as a composer and bandleader. 

The repertoire of the Zádor Trio consists of their own compositions as well as a wide spectrum of jazz standards.