Gahabbi & Vektor Equilibrium joined their forces and recorded a mood-maker for their b2b set at the Pumpui tent.

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Vektor Equilibrium
Viktor Szabó a.k.a. Vektor Equilibrium showed infinite passion for music at the early age of 3 when his family’s hi-fi system went out of order and he came up with the idea to cure it by opening the cassette deck’s door, putting in pills, pouring a big glass of water inside to get the machine functioning again.
Wonders happen, but not that time.
The love of music comes from his father who was a self-taught drummer in a local rock band in the southern part of Hungary.
Being around and during rehearsal/gigs all the time an unexplainable and unstoppable smile crept on his face whenever he heard loud music.
At the age of 15 it was time to get involved in playing the drums and studying music seriously. The next couple of years were spent as part of several bands in various genres (from metal, ska, rock&roll to funk, reggae) playing on stages all over Hungary and Europe.
As a drummer he always enjoyed playing along drum&bass records and that’s how he slowly started to fall in love with the electronic side of the spectrum.
In spring 2012 the next evolutionary step occurred when he got in touch with psychedelic trance music after his beloved brother ’kroko’ showed him the door to a whole new undiscovered side of vibrations. Next year he visited Ozora Festival , which changed everything.
After the festival kroko got a pair of CDJ-100 and they used to hang out together mixing trance for the sake of pure joy. By this time he had also made new contacts, met new friends and ended up surrounded by Dj-s and a circle of friends connected by the same passion for music.
The first DJ performance happened to be at a 2014 NYE private party in collaboration with Gahabbi and the experience of DJ-ing was a life changing event for him, feeling true euphoria, something he had never experienced on stage before.
In 2015, led by this kind of energy, they performed at Samsara Festival(Hu) and then a real dream came true (while the previously experienced gigantic euphoria multiplied by millions in front of a full dancefloor) when they played at Ozora Festival’s Pumpui Stage.

Gahabbi
Gábor Szundi aka Gahabbi came in contact with electronic music at the age of 14 and spent the next few years trying to find his place, checking out what the Budapest party scene had to offer. After 4 years of listening to drum ’n’ bass, he bought his first accessories for DJ-ing and started experimenting with playing music. He didn’t find it too interesting though until he got enchanted by progressive house and techno thanks to his older brother and his friends. After collecting music for 2-3 years he played his first progressive-house set at a private party in 2014 under the name of Sundi Jr., after his brother Sundi. That summer he visited O.Z.O.R.A for first time. It was enough to make him fall in love with the progressive and psytrance genres and it’s also when and where he met a new friend, Viktor aka Vektor Equilibrium. At the end of the year they played their first set together at a private New Year’s Eve party. In 2015 they continued playing together at private and public events too, like the famous Chakacsütörtök in Budapest or at Tilos Rádió, Samsara Festival. In May 2015 they started the Independance radio show on Radiozora with the famous Fine Beats team featuring styles of progressive house and techno. In the summer of the same year, his big dream came true, playing twice at O.Z.O.R.A Festival with Vektor Equlibrium.

GAHABBI & VEKTOR EQUILIBRIUM | On The Way To Ozora | 16/07/2016

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