Dusty Gábor Ladányi

• 1Birds at the Corner05:59
• 2Stay There05:48
• 3Destiny Intro00:49
• 4Destiny06:13
• 5Spanish Garden07:54
• 6Let’s go Home05:22
• 7Lighter07:45
• 8'Umbe' Jam03:10
• Total Runtime43:00

Info for Dusty

The Gábor Ladányi Trio toured Hungary for the first time in May 2023. At the beginning of April, I contacted Robert Zoltan Hunka, who suggested recording a new album at his studio. Honestly, I hadn't planned on making a new album since we had just released our first one a few months prior. I didn't have enough new songs, but I was thrilled about the opportunity, and the prospect of a new album inspired me.

Gábor Ladányi, guitar
Federico Pecoraro, bass
Umberto Odone, drums

Gábor Ladányi
is a Hungarian guitarist and composer. His unique sound and style are based on jazz, classical music, gypsy jazz, balkan music and blues. He was a classical guitar student of Kodály Zoltán Music High School in Debrecen where he graduated in 2012. Between 2012 and 2015, he studied at the Kőbánya Music Studio, where his teachers were Ferenc Tornóczky, Kornél Fekete-Kovács and Gyula Babos. In 2015 Gábor moved to Brussels to study on the jazz department of the Koninklijk Conservatorium until 2019.

He performed as a soloist with many orchestras such as Tekfen Philharmonic Orchestra, MÁV Symphony Orchestra, Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra, Thüringen Philharmonic Orchestra.

He has already performed and recorded with notable artists such as Hadrien Feraud, Jesus Molina, Angelo Debarre, Tony Lakatos, Roby Lakatos, Ray Brown Jr., Gergő Borlai, Bruno Castelucci, Toine Thys, Eddie Conrad, Ryan Quigley, Michael Blass, and Mark Mathys.

The Gábor Ladányi Trio was formed in the winter of 2019 and is currently based in Brussels. In 2022, they released their debut album titled ‘Reborn'. The trio exclusively performs Gábor’s original compositions, utilizing a diverse range of sounds to convey various moods. They approach improvisation as if creating chamber music, where the roles of each member are equally significant.

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