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An underground, nostalgic folk rock act.
MORDÁI is a folk rock band that draws from the repertoire of the experimental Hungarian folk music of the 60s and 70s (Muzsikás Zenekar, Sebő együttes, etc.). Its sound evokes the dark spirit of the highwaymen. With their first single, MORDÁI quickly became a prominent feature of the Budapest concert scene. Since the band started, they have performed at several small and medium festivals in Hungary (Kolorádó, Campus Festival, Bánkitó Festival, UbikEklektik, Fishing On Orfű, Ördögkatlan, Művészetek Völgye, La Boum, Waldorf fest., Fekete Zaj, etc.), and have also performed in numerous clubs (Akvárium Klub, A38, Trafó, Pontoon, Nagyerdei Víztorony, Gólya, Uránia, Három Holló, Toldi, etc.). One of the great favourites of the profession since 2020, thanks to which they have been included in the 2021 Sound Occupation Programme's initial list of bands. The orchestra has represented the Hungarian music front abroad at many prestigious events, such as ESNS in Holland, Primaveran in Barcelona, Music Moscow in Moscow, BUSH Festival in Budapest and Budapest RITMO in Budapest. Band members: Soma Nóvé: Vocals Ferenc Vértesi: Guitar Dániel Varga: Saxophone Viktor Kapusi: Saxophone Márton Csernovszky: Bass Ágoston Szabó Sípos: Drums Áron Porteleki: Viola, Drums, Backing Vocals
MORDÁI plays experimental Hungarian folk rock that reinterprets traditional sounds from the 1960s and 1970s with a dark, gritty rock edge.
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The band features vocalist Soma Nóvé, guitarist Ferenc Vértesi, saxophonists Viktor Kapusi and Dániel Varga, bassist Márton Csernovszky, drummer Ágoston Szabó Sípos, and multi-instrumentalist Áron Porteleki.
MORDÁI originated in Budapest, Hungary.