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New Fossils
A fresh force on Budapest's dynamic jazz scene - expect a special live show moving through modern jazz, deep grooves and Eastern European mysticism.
Join us at Ninety One Living Room for a night of jazz, electronic sounds, and deep rhythms with New Fossils!
New Fossils is a Budapest-based quintet navigating the space between modern jazz, deep grooves, and Eastern European mysticism. Dániel Varga (saxophone), Damján Ocsovay (keys), István Tóth (guitar), Dániel Ferenc Szabó (drums), and Marcell Gyányi (bass) blend tight interplay with a love for the unexpected.
Their new album, Ecosphere, moves beyond their acoustic jazz roots into richer, more layered territory. Recorded in the Mátra mountains, the album grew from a collective writing process, where each musician’s voice shaped the whole. Emma Nagy (vocals) and Áron Horváth (cimbalom) add even more texture, bringing a sense of lyricism and an unmistakable regional feel.
Releasing music through their own label, Morotva Records, New Fossils keeps things hands-on. They've shared stages with Alfa Mist, worked with ECM artist Mathias Eick, and built a reputation for electrifying live shows.
With Ecosphere, they dive deeper into contrast — structured yet free, grounded yet exploratory—proving that jazz, much like nature, thrives on change.
Join us at Ninety One Living Room for a night of jazz, electronic sounds, and deep rhythms with New Fossils!
New Fossils is a Budapest-based quintet navigating the space between modern jazz, deep grooves, and Eastern European mysticism. Dániel Varga (saxophone), Damján Ocsovay (keys), István Tóth (guitar), Dániel Ferenc Szabó (drums), and Marcell Gyányi (bass) blend tight interplay with a love for the unexpected.
Their new album, Ecosphere, moves beyond their acoustic jazz roots into richer, more layered territory. Recorded in the Mátra mountains, the album grew from a collective writing process, where each musician’s voice shaped the whole. Emma Nagy (vocals) and Áron Horváth (cimbalom) add even more texture, bringing a sense of lyricism and an unmistakable regional feel.
Releasing music through their own label, Morotva Records, New Fossils keeps things hands-on. They've shared stages with Alfa Mist, worked with ECM artist Mathias Eick, and built a reputation for electrifying live shows.
With Ecosphere, they dive deeper into contrast — structured yet free, grounded yet exploratory—proving that jazz, much like nature, thrives on change.
Monday 15 September
Ninety One Living Room
Address 91 Brick Lane, , London E1 6QL
15 September 7.00 pm £10.20
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