This is Orsi Kozma's second album with this group entitled Embrace, which is apparently telling us a fascinating jazz-tale, which is sure worth listening!

The word that best captures the very essence of the brand new album of Singer Orsi Kozma and her Quartet is 'harmony'. A familiar voice, an exciting album and refined superb jazz – this is Embrace.
The new album of the Kozma Orsi Quartet should by now be the most recent gem of jazz connoisseurs' collections.

This album is richer and much more refined than 'Hide and Seek', the formation's firstborn, which became a Fonogram Award nominee immediately upon its release in 2008 and has also been released in Japan this year.
A guest musician contributing to this album is world famous saxophonist Tony Lakatos, who was the first Hungarian performer to achieve resounding successes on jazz stations in the USA.

“The ultimate underground acid house LIVEact
by a multi-talented creative person.” 1994. Bernáthy & Son // 2012. Bernáthy Zsiga live FMK, Fáklya Klub, Loveparade - Berlin, Supersonic Technikum, Hypnosis, VOLT, BalatonSound, Deadcode & Friends, ...

Biography
November 1994. Formation of Bernáth/Y & Son 
[using exclusively analog instruments – synthesizers, drum machines]  end of 1994 live act at FMKand Fáklya Klub (Hungary)
summer of 1996 Loveparade, Berlin (as the first Hungarian performers ever)  end of 1997 establishment of Supersonic Technikum, the very first Hungarian electronic underground music club, . . . November 2009 [combining digital and analog technology] 
live act at Hypnosis’s Blast From the Past event (Merlin Club), at the VOLT Festival, and at the BalatonSound  13 January 2012 – the end of en era Bernáth/Y Sándor, father and fellow artist passed away  March 2012 – Bernáthy Zsiga Live: Supersonic, Deadcode & Friends, VOLT, BalatonSound, ...


Description
“…his biography is closely intertwined with the life of his father, Sándor Bernáth (or Sándor Bernáth/Y, as he was known in the world of electronic music), who passed away on 13 January 2012. They not only formed a complete unit on stage as the Bernáthy & Son live act project, but have also worked together as artists and graphic designers. For this reason, Zsiga carries on his father’s intellectual heritage genetically (too).” (citation from an interview made in the spring of 2012, published on www.Soundhead.hu)
  Zsiga is neither a DJ, nor a ‘music fabricator ‘– he is a LIVE ACT artist. When he performs, he plays his own music live through the simultaneous use of the newest software and the oldest synthesizers (Ableton Live, iPad, iPhone, and among many other vintage stuff, the 30-years-old TB303 BassLine). The sounds produced with these vintage synths, the never-ending chains of his own loops and grooves intertwoven make every one of his live acts a one-off, spontaneous and unrepeatable show full of improvization. This has been the essence of every Bernáth/Y & Son performances during the past 20 years and this is what Zsiga decided to continue now in solo.  His style is electronic, dynamic and psychedelic – a rich mixture of techno, trance, acid, psy and breakbeat, but without a fixed recipe or scenario. The final musical experienxe is always dependent on the interactions of the audience and the artist there and then, when Zsiga is on stage.  No doubt that his father’s charismatic personality determined Zsiga’s life – however, this only meant a lot more faith, love and freedom. Fine Arts High School and Arts University, then a shared graphic design business with his father, the Solid, and then Zsiga’s own VJ-team, the Urbanizer all evidence the diversity of his artistic talent. Exhibitions, videos, posters, book covers are all examples of his self-expression. Although music is becoming more and more dominant lately: working and composing is continuous, as there is always something to give and say. And as long as an artist feels like this, he just can not keep quiet.

DJ, producer, remixer, turntablist, 
Hungarian DMC http://djpozsi.tumblr.com

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