In late June the ‘Common Routes of Euro-Mediterranean Music’ organizes three festivals in three Eastern European cities: Budapest, Belgrade and Katowice.
In order to promote the artistic fusion of musicians from different European areas such as jazz, ethnic music and world music project CREMM brought together 45 musicians: 11 from different European countries, 9 from the Southern Mediterranean area, 8 from Poland, 8 from Serbia, and 9 from Hungary. 9 groups were formed and after a week of rehearsals in Budapest the concert were given which were a huge success.
Jordi Molina participated in this project with Amine M'Rhaihi (loud) (Tunisia), Michal Zak (flute, clarinet) (Poland), Szabó Mátyás (percussion) (Hungary) and Branislav Radojkovic (double-bass) (Serbia).