  In high energy heavy-ion collisions the magnetic field is very strong right
after the nuclei penetrate each other and a non-equilibrium system of quarks
and gluons builds up. Even though quarks might not be very abundant initially,
their dynamics must necessarily be influenced by the Lorentz force. Employing
the 3+1d partonic cascade BAMPS we show that the circular Larmor movement of
the quarks leads to a strong positive anisotropic flow of quarks at very soft
transverse momenta. We explore the regions where the effect is visible, and
explicitly show how collisions damp the effect. As a possible application we
look at photon production from the flowing non-equilibrium medium.
