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Special Providence
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Soul Alert LP
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progressive ,
jazz ,
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They are one of the best Hungarian instrumental prog-jazz-rock band. SP formed in 2004 from long time friends and musicians of Kobánya Music Studio and Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest. The members of the band play in many well known and appreciated groups in Hungary as a session musician and took part in the making of several albums, as songwriter, studiomusican besides Special Providence.
The band played on lot of festivals and clubs in Hungary and abroad as well. (England, French, Czech, Slovakia, Romania etc.) Having an approach, by putting music as a priority over virtosistic individualisim, allows the band to represent prog-fusion jazz in a new light. The group is very appreciated in and around Hungary with their virtoso, yet easily digestable style.
Having released their first album in 2007 titled „Space Café“ and then being invited to go on tour with the well established Jeff Andrews (USA) trio. In 11th of december 2008 they realased their 2nd album titled "Labyrinth" which got very good critics in the international music scene. In 2009 the band being invited and played at the prestigious LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL. In 2010 they realased the band’s first DVD stuff titled „Something Special”. They were one of the headliner band on the well-known progressive festivals „CRESCENDO” in 2010, and „PROG’SUD” in 2011 in France.
Zoltán Cséry – Keyboards
Márton Kertész – guitar
Attila Fehérvári – bass
Ádám Markó – drums
featuring:
Balázs Tanka - vocal (10.)
| A side |
| 1. | Babel Confusion | | 2. | Lazy Boy | | 3. | Asparagus | | 4. | Standing Still | | 5. | Untold Chapter |
| B side |
| 1. | K2 | | 2. | Incredible Flower | | 3. | Soul Alert | | 4. | Retrun To Childhood | | 5. | Fences Of Reality |
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HRLP 1303 |
LP |
2013 |
19.00
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Soul Alert CD
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progressive ,
jazz ,
jazz |
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They are one of the best Hungarian instrumental prog-jazz-rock band. SP formed in 2004 from long time friends and musicians of Kobánya Music Studio and Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest. The members of the band play in many well known and appreciated groups in Hungary as a session musician and took part in the making of several albums, as songwriter, studiomusican besides Special Providence.
The band played on lot of festivals and clubs in Hungary and abroad as well. (England, French, Czech, Slovakia, Romania etc.) Having an approach, by putting music as a priority over virtosistic individualisim, allows the band to represent prog-fusion jazz in a new light. The group is very appreciated in and around Hungary with their virtoso, yet easily digestable style.
Having released their first album in 2007 titled „Space Café“ and then being invited to go on tour with the well established Jeff Andrews (USA) trio. In 11th of december 2008 they realased their 2nd album titled "Labyrinth" which got very good critics in the international music scene. In 2009 the band being invited and played at the prestigious LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL. In 2010 they realased the band’s first DVD stuff titled „Something Special”. They were one of the headliner band on the well-known progressive festivals „CRESCENDO” in 2010, and „PROG’SUD” in 2011 in France.
Zoltán Cséry – Keyboards
Márton Kertész – guitar
Attila Fehérvári – bass
Ádám Markó – drums
featuring:
Balázs Tanka - vocal (10.)
| 1. | Babel Confusion (7:24) | | 2. | Lazy Boy (5:59) | | 3. | Asparagus (8:20) | | 4. | K2 (6:13) | | 5. | Untold Chapter (5:12) | | 6. | Incredible Flower (8:10) | | 7. | Standing Still (3:52) | | 8. | Soul Alert (7:40) | | 9. | Return To Childhood (3:42) | | 10. | Fences Of Reality (3:50) |
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HRCD 1111 |
CD |
2012 |
14.00
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Something Special
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Ádám Markó - drums
Márton Kertész - guitar
Zoltán Cséry - keyboards
István Bata - bass
extras:
- about the band
- behind the scenes
- SP in the studio
- interviews
sound: stereo
ratio: 16:9
region code: free
PAL
| 1. | Labyrinth | | 2. | Mosquito | | 3. | Deep Smile | | 4. | Nitro-Gain | | 5. | Dog Power | | 6. | End Of Childhood | | 7. | Sajkod | | 8. | Lava | | 9. | Reptile | | 10. | Free Entry Into Your Heart | | 11. | Space Cafe |
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HRDVD 1000 |
DVD |
2010 |
14.00
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Labyrinth
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Ádám Markó - drums
Márton Kertész - guitar
Zoltán Cséry - piano, keyboards
István Bata - bass
featuring:
Bálint Csongor - vocals (9.)
Máté Tilk - vocals (9.)
| 1. | Labyrinth (6:09) | | 2. | Deep Smile (5:00) | | 3. | Nitro-Gain (5:12) | | 4. | Green Sun (7:18) | | 5. | Dog Power (5:51) | | 6. | Sajkod (7:47) | | 7. | Reptile (5:48) | | 8. | Free Entry into your Heart (5:23) | | bonus track |
| 1. | Nitro-hi-gain (4:56) |
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HRCD 001 |
CD |
2008 |
14.00
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Space Café
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progressive ,
jazz ,
jazz |
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Having an approach, by putting music as a priority over virtosistic individualism, allows the band to represent prog-fusion jazz in a new light. The group is very appreciated in and around Hungary with their virtoso, yet easily digestable style. They are undoubtable a band highly recommended, with their huge dynamic stagepresonce and aura for any listerner to digest. In 2009 they were invited at the prestigous Jazzfestival of London.
Ádám Markó – drums
Márton Kertész – guitar
Zoltán Cséry – piano, keyboards
István Bata – bass
featuring:
Ildi Faith - vocals (10.)
Vera Vincze-Fekete - vocals (10.)
| 1. | Space Café (7:48) | | 2. | After the Rain (7:42) | | 3. | Mosquito (5:06) | | 4. | Amsterdam Airplane (6:41) | | 5. | Childhood (7:28) | | 6. | End of Childhood (8:17) | | 7. | BBB (7:32) | | 8. | Lava (6:16) | | 9. | Little Mouse (5:12) | | 10. | Falling Angels (10:20) |
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HRCD 701 |
CD |
2007 |
14.00
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