JaMese is an English-Hungarian acronym that says it all about the band: jam - freedom, creativity; tale - stories, the transmission of thoughts; Emese - it is the singer Emese Molnár who unites these two concepts. JaMese's concerts feature elementary storytelling, with elements of folk and jazz, with lyrics that tend towards poetry.

The essence of their music is always personal, regardless of whether the song frames a poem or their own lyrics. Their albums are characterised by a constant mix of styles. It is possible to turn poems into songs with a more popular structure, and folk songs into psychedelic improvisations with loops. Compositions written exclusively for vocals also pop up in the repertoire from time to time.

All this is mainly due to the singer's belief that the lyrics and the message always come first. On the Day of Hungarian Poetry, the focus will be on their arrangements of poems by János Lackfi, Anna T. Szabó and Péter Kántor, and last year's three-song Petőfi single will also be heard.