The duo met at a friend’s party, where Cruxfader was deeply impressed by Elizabeth’s voice, who was leading a jam session of jazz piano improvisation. Discovering their common interest for music, especially for jazz music, Cruxfader and Elizabeth decided to team up and work together. The first track they recorded, “I’ve seen you”, told the story of their first encounter, and was soon picked up by the main alternative radio stations in Romania. The song enjoyed air-play success for more than 3 months, encouraging Cruxfader and Elizabeth to continue the project. The music of Cuantune represents the natural state of sounds, in a constant evolution and movement, that can suddenly stop and materialize for a short period of time in a new musical composition. The band’s name, composed of two words, “cuantum” (Romanian for “quantum”) and “tune”, describes best their vision on music. For Cruxfader, music represents an infinite quantum of sounds and the different ways of combining them, while for Elizabeth, the rhythm and the harmony are found at the core of a new piece of music. It’s quite hard to assimilate Cuantune’s style to a solely musical genre. Cuantune has its roots in the 40’s jazz, bringing that idealistic atmosphere to the present times through a fusion of musical elements, borrowed from soul, funk, electro, DnB or hip-hop, surprising the audience with it’s freshness, cleverness and boldness.