Itamar Borochov New York, New York
One of the most prominent and unique trumpeters of his generation, Itamar Borochov brings his deep and ever-expanding love for the jazz tradition to the sacred sounds of his upbringing. Raised in the cosmopolitan port city of Jaffa, now resident in New York, Borochov is creating a new musical hybrid from the broad palette of influences of his rich global landscape. ... more
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The interstellar jazz group's first record in 20 years carries their late leader's wide-reaching legacy across stunning new vistas.
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