In the heyday of Pacha I heard Stone playing many times. He was spinning the best progressive records with incredible unworldliness, and the crowd wasn’t ungrateful. A few years later we met on a boat on the river Danube. At first sight he hasn’t changed, but the music he played was captivating. Genuinely deep.

But what’s happened during the last 10 years?

Sometimes a little disengagement from our surroundings is way out of harm’s way. If there’s no other way, only our fantasies fly away to rich fronded woods or a peaceful seaside dotted by the sunset. We can surf on the waves of sound or gaze the stars.

A wholehearted person. A guy who isn’t tainted by success. A prosperous producer whose life is music. Zoltán From P60.

In Hungary we have a television channel called Filmmúzeum, broadcasting old classic movies. After the last movie a nice program starts every night where we can watch private archive films recorded by average people in past years. The accompanying music is some chill and progressive sound mixed by for example Lank, Forteba, ZoltánfromP60, Yvel&Tristan or Andro.

This program motivated me to introduce the guy who creates the whole show. He is István Juhancsik.