Hungarian fusion ensemble bringing together jazz sensibilities with rock energy and compositional ambition. Soul Food is a tight, focused session—the band playing with real telepathy across extended instrumental passages. The rhythm section is particularly strong, grounding expansive horn and keyboard work. Tracks build momentum through interplay rather than showboating; there's an underlying groove that keeps everything connected even as individual voices take extended statements. If you're after fusion that values composition and ensemble work over virtuosity for its own sake, this delivers. A solid example of the European jazz-rock fusion scene.