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A First Taste of Umami Quartet

by Umami Quartet

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Rosh Hashana 05:15
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3.
Noa Nemashim 07:19
4.
Phetal 06:21
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6.
Binor 06:17
7.
Weak Branch 06:44
8.
Riga Heels 07:38

about

Umami Quartet take their name from the fifth flavour, which is not really well recognized or well-defined here in the West. Their music, on the other hand, is a serving of well-crafted and groovy contemporary Jazz, which will put a smile on any Jazz lover's face.

Opening with the theatrical 'Rosh Hashana' (the Jewish new year celebration), which metamorphoses into a sizzling saxophone solo, the album oscillates between the melodic and thoughtful tenderness of 'Phetal' and 'Weak Branch' and the aggressive dark moods of pieces like 'Three Shots of Whiskey' and the closing 'Riga Heels'.

Comprised of four of Israel's impressive young Jazz talents, this recording is their début as a group.

credits

released December 31, 2011

Saxophone // Arnan Raz
Guitar // Eran Vertzberger
Bass // Noam Elron
Drums // Noam Israeli

Percussion on track (3) // Joca Perpignan

All selections written by Eran Vertzbeger; except for tracks 3 and 8, written by Noam Elron.

Recorded and mixed by Uri Barak at Kicha Studios, September-October 2010. Mastered by Bob Katz at Digital Domain.
Produced by Eran Vertzberger and Noam Elron.

Art & Design: Sarit Evrani

This project received support from the Israel Ministry of Culture

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