Tasmin (2)

Tasmin is a journey through layers of influences
connected by the band members bringing the sound of
Ethio-Jazz, Afrobeat, Percussion, Dub and Tribal Music with an
electronica sauce
The name "Tezeta" is taken from the well-known Ethiopian musical
scale, which served as a major inspiration for the writing. This scale
symbolizes nostalgia, longing & love songs and serves as a starting
point that resonates a quiet pain and longing for a far away place,
but still feels like home. In the case of Hadar and Tushiner, this is a
tangible longing and the African sounds are woven into them like a
second language
The approach to the production of the album reflects loyalty to the
tradition of classic studio recordings that include tape reels, field
recordings, African percussion, flutes, saxophone and old
synthesizers combined with guitars and drums. Every recorded
sound went through a filter of precision, listening, and searching for
depth that is both technical and emotional
Their music always takes place in the present, it is a living, open
moment, connected at the same time to what is heard in the
distance from the winds of the Gulf of the African continent and
through the streets of Tel Aviv, inviting listeners into a space where
emotion and rhythm move together as one