This is very excellent, if I can say that!

Sans Domicile Fixe

Opa Tsupa

Deshmoreve te kombit

Kurbeti

from the album "Of Lovers, Gamblers And Parachute Skirts"

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Taraf de Haïdouks - "The High Balcony In Ciolpan"

Eastern wind

Mari Mariiko

Queens and Kings

Pana cand nu te iubeam (feat. Mitsou)

"Boban i Marko Markovic' 'Golden Horn' album is a boisterous best-of selection gleaned from their physical & digital sales, YouTube views, radioplays, synch & other licensing hits. Without doubt it's an
essential part of my repertoire for BalkanBeats dance floors worldwide." DJ Robert Soko

"Imgagine the rowdiest, fastest rendition of 'Hava Nagila' you've ever heard, zip it up with wild brass playing that would make a New Orleans marching band stop and stare, and throw in percussion so thunderous it shakes a hall, and then you've got an idea why the Orkestar gets a crowd into a frenzy."
Boston Herald 

True or not, one thing is clear: Boban Markovic and his son and prized protégé Marko are the bomb in Balkan brass dance music, harnessing the absolute flexibility of Miles Davis and the cool funk of Herb Alpert in the ultimate expression of their Southern Serbian Rroma roots. This compilation unites their best tracks selected by balkanbeats expert and innovator DJ Robert Soko of Balkanbeats fame. 

This selection portraits the unique story of a musical family and the outstanding relation between Father and Son, between legendary tradition and exciting future 
of Balkan Brass music. Boban's decades of experience are now fired by Marko's youthful vibe-an energy sustained by marathon practice sessions and a lifetime spent with dad on stage. 

Khelipe E Cheasa

www,mahanmirarab.com
Mahan Mirarab: Fretless guitar
Robert Jukic: Bass
Wolfi Rainer: Drums

Mahan Mirarab (Jazz guitarist, Fretless guitarist, Composer, Architect)

Born on 13 July, 1983 in Tehran, started his first experience of art with painting, he spent his childhood during the war of Iran-Iraq in 80's. He started his first musical activities with playing piano at the age of 12 and after a year he switched to classical guitar. At that time there was no opportunities in Iran to listen to jazz music but at the age of 16 he could find the access to some tapes of Wes Montgomery and he started transcribing his tunes. In spite of lack of any approach to the basic learning instrument or any kinds of media in the form of books or any kind of recordings, he started to learn jazz. Although there was no teacher and school of music in Iran and the first step of his learning process was really hard, later after the development
of media in Iran in Mid 90`s he had the opportunity to listen to other jazz musicians and Kept continuing transcribing and analyzing the music of jazz legends like Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, Clifford brown, John Coltrane and many more.
Nearby tacking the first steps of learning music, according to his excessive passion to get influences from Persian traditional music, he started to play one of the main Persian musical instruments, called TAR. The influences and inspirations that he achieved from getting involved in learning traditional music have an indispensable role to shape his character as a musician, that is not only interested in jazz music but also is always grateful for Persian folk and traditional music. The main idea of playing
fretless guitar is on the one hand the difference between Persian and classic scales, because of existence of quarter tones in Persian music which makes it possible to be played by F.Guitar, and on the other hand it derived from his intention to find an appropriate and sufficient instrument that can accurately describe and express Iranian identity in his musical character.
The summer of 2003 was an important point of jazz music in Iran because the Legendary Armenian Pianist, Vahag Hyrapetian, organized the first jazz workshop in Iran since the Revolution of 1979.

It was a determinative event that was held for the first time in the realm of jazz music in Iran. Mahan attended to this workshop and also was asked by Vahag to play a duo concert with him.
Right after that he established his first Band as a Trio
set up with Dara Daraeei on bass and Amin Taheri on Drums. After some Concert Hamzeh Yeganeh a great Persian pianist and composer joined the band.
Beside his own project he cooperated with many concert and recording sessions as a side man during all this time. in 2008 he finished his studies in architecture in Tehran
art and architecture university and decided to move to Vienna. There he recorded his first Album with Wolfi Rainer(drums) and Robert Jukic(bass).This album is
a combination of Persian folk and traditional music with jazz .
The composition and arrangement of this project that started in Iran in 2006 is already
concluded and recorded in Vienna’s session in title "The Persian Side of Jazz" After moving to Vienna Mahan played with different Jazz and World music ensembles in Different European countries as well as United States.

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release: in the Netherlands 21-02-2020
release Europe and beyond: 13-03-2020

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Amsterdam Klezmer Band aka The Magnificent Seven of Balkan and Klezmer:
Mix a dose of klezmer with a pinch of ska, add a shot of Balkan and a smidchen of Gypsy, top it all off with a tablespoon of jazz, some dollops of punk, then put everything through the blender and 'voilà', you’ve got the recipe for Amsterdam Klezmer Band.  
Brass, double bass, accordion and percussion all take each other on with pulsing grooves full of subtle yet raw energy - resulting in a jumping mix of frenzied Dance Music with 21st century Odessian-Amsterdam-Yiddish songs.They really like to make an audience sweat! 
Check our website for tourdates!
Read some more about the band: http://amsterdamklezmerband.com/band/




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