Under the leadership of the talented 17-year-old Dominik Kosztolánszki a group of young musicians started to work together during their studies at ETUD, as well as in Lamantin Jazz Festival camp (professors Gábor Winand and János Ávéd). They performed together in various formats (Kosztolánszki Quintet, Mitsakes, Kormányos Quartet). They are mostly inspired by the work of John Coltrane (especially in his later albums Love Supreme, The John Coltrane Quartet Plays) and among their role models are Kenny Garrett, Joshua Redman and Wayne Shorter, as well as Hungarian artists Mihály Dresch, Gábor Winand and Elsa Valle. They maintain a traditional combo ensemble way of playing, giving considerable space to improvisation, with excursions into free jazz.