Marco Ullstein

Born: September 28, 1996

Born in Munich with Italian and German roots and now based in the Netherlands, vibraphonist Marco Ullstein has cultivated a rich tapestry of musical influences, ranging from classical percussion studies to oriental and jazz music.

In recent years, Marco has achieved success in various international competitions and on renowned stages with his Marco Ullstein Quintet. Their first tour in the Netherlands included performances at the Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Muziekgebouw Eindhoven, Grachtenfestival Amsterdam, and JazzBoz Festival. Internationally, they have performed in Belgium, Germany, and at prestigious festivals such as Umbria Jazz, Fara Music Now, and Barga Jazz Festival in Italy.

Richard Szaniszlo

Born: June 11, 1977

Jazz vibraphonist Richárd Szaniszló has been present in the Hungarian jazz scene since 1998, and since then he has played with almost every major Hungarian jazz musician - nearly a hundred -. He is a regular performer at Magyar Rádió, clubs and festivals, as well as with his own bands marked by his name, such as  as a band member or as a studio musician on records.

 He played with artists such as AL DI MEOLA, MAKOTO OZONE (Gary Burton's pianist), Michael Urbaniak, Imre K?szegi, jr.  Béla Szakcsi Lakatos, Pál Vasvári, David Friedman, Michael Stewart, Gábor Cseke, Csaba Deseö, Gerg? Borlai.

Lucas Amorim

Born: January 31, 1993

Brazilian vibist Lucas Amorim has established himself as an exciting bandleader and in-demand sideman on the New York scene.

Lucas was born in Florianopolis, Brazil and began studying drums at the early age of 8 and soon was playing at local clubs and at recording sessions also appearing on television and radio programs multiple times.

In 2011, looking for better opportunities Lucas moved to Sao Paulo and was admitted into the prestigious "Conservatory of Tatui" for the Symphonic Percussion program.  In his second semester of study Lucas competed at the institution’s percussion championship winning first place which caught the local community's attention. While at the conservatory Lucas started to study improvisation and jazz vibraphone by himself and soon became an in-demand band leader and sideman.