Maszkura és a tücsökraj explained

Maszkura és a tücsökraj
Origin:Hungary
Years Active:2007–present
Current Members:Maszkura
Csaba Kertész
Gyula Vadász
Gábor Boros
Attila Földesi

Maszkura és a tücsökraj is a Hungarian funk band formed in 2007.

Biography

Maszkura és a tücsökraj was formed in 2007, perform continuously at multiple clubs and festivals around Hungary. The unique appearance of the Transylvanian-born Maszkura, as well as their experimental fusion of alternative, soul, funk, and hip-hop traditions give the group a distinctive style.[1]

Maszkura és a tücsökraj have so far released six singles and an EP, including Szégyentelen, Kérlek, így szeress!, and Pesti nők. Their most popular recordings (Pesti nők, Tiszta gyümölcs, Lady Maga!, etc.) are constantly present on national and local radio stations and have been featured in several compilations.

Maszkura és a tücsökraj, collaborating with Siska Finuccsi, participated in A Dal 2016, the 2016 edition of the Hungarian national process for the Eurovision Song Contest with the song Kinek sírjam, but were eliminated in the heats.[2] On 6 December 2017, it was announced that they would compete again in the 2018 edition of A Dal, for the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 in Lisbon, Portugal with the song Nagybetűs szavak.[3] They were eliminated in the semi-finals.

Discography

Singles

YearTitlePublisher
2009SzégyentelenCLS
2010Kérlek, így szeress!CLS
2012SztárzseniDDK Records
2013Lady Maga!DDK Records
2015Tedd ki!Gold Record

EPs

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Eurovízió 2016 elődöntő: Maszkura és a tücsökraj + Siska Finuccsi - Kinek sírjam, hallgasd meg. 30 January 2016. Zene.hu. 3 February 2018. Hungarian.
  2. Web site: A Dal 2018: A jazz ballad wins 3rd Heat in Hungary. 3 February 2018. Horváth. Ádám. EuroVisionary. 3 February 2018.
  3. Web site: Új zsűritagokkal és műsorvezetőkkel jön a Dal 2018. 2017-12-06. hirado.hu. 2017-12-06. Hungarian.