After completing his bachelor in composition in Graz and master in composition in Stuttgart, Vincze did Cursus at the Ircam to expand his knowledge on electronic and computer-assisted music. Thereafter, he completed his doctorate at Stanford University with Brian Ferneyhough and Patricia Alessandrini. His compositions have been performed by renowned international musicians like Ensembles Modern, Recherche, and Intercontemporain, Klangforum Wien, Talea and Slagwerk den Haag, JACK and Del Sol Quartet, Secession and No Borders Orchestra. Slovene and Zagreb Philharmonic etc, at festivals such as Présences, Impuls, MATA, Manifeste, Darmstadt, Zagreb Biennale and others. In 2023, he completed his Arts Fellowship at Emory University in Atlanta. In 2014, Vincze founded an international festival for contemporary music - Novalis. Since 2023 he has been co-director of the Music Biennale Zagreb. Vincze's works are published by Maison ONA in Paris.

Vincze won Alain Louvier Prize, Stuttgart Composition Competition and 2^nd prize at the Pre-Art Composition competition, Impuls Festival competition, and has been awarded many stipends in support of his studies and creations of new works. In 2020/21, Vincze was the winner of "Boris Papandopulo Prize” for the best Croatian composer of contemporary music, winner of the European Contemporary Composition Orchestra competition, winner of the best audiovisual work at the International Competition Città di Udine (Italy), as well as one of five awardees of 'New Music, New Paths' competition in Hong Kong, and he got selected for the artist residency both at the Institute of Electronic Music in Graz (2021) as well as at SWR Experimentalstudio (2022).

His piece "XinSheng" was selected for the production of Noperas! in Germany, and a new, expanded version under the new title "Freedom Collective" will premiere in numerous theatres in Germany (Gelsenkirchen, Bremen and Darmstadt) in 2024. Vincze will continue to develop this interdisciplinary opera project at the Hong Kong Baptist University.