Shalosh - Studio Konzert (180g Vinyl LIMITED EDITION) BAUER STUDIOS June 15, 2018

Shalosh (translated: three) is considered among connoisseurs as one of the most interesting young bands in the jazz scene. With more than a hundred concerts around the world, the trio has been causing a stir internationally since 2014 with its acoustic, progressive raw jazz.

Despite the classic jazz trio lineup (piano, bass, drums) and the deep roots of the musicians in jazz, Shalosh also treads paths between rock, classical, electro, African and Middle Eastern influences. The music is equally enchanting as it is moving, intense and soulful.

The live atmosphere in the studio, the enthusiastic audience and the legendary Steinway piano inspired the trio to new, energetic interpretations, even of works that they have played hundreds of times on tour.

"We believe it is a great moment in time and sincerely hope that you enjoy partaking in it."

Shalosh - Rules of Oppression (2017)

Shalosh is a New York and Israel based, genre-bending, Acoustic, Progressive, raw Jazz band, that has been turning heads of audiences internationally since the release of their debut album “The Bell Garden”.  Despite the classic Jazz trio format (piano, bass and drums) and the band members' deep root in Jazz and improvised music, Shalosh's music takes its own path across and between genres like Rock, Classical, Electronic, African and Middle Eastern music.

The members of Shalosh have a connection not only through music, but also lifelong friendships. After years of working separately and internationally both as side-men as well as band leaders, the three reunited this year to form a band with its own tight-knit style of their own.

Already in this short time, after producing their debut album, Shalosh has generated a huge buzz around the world. Their music has grabbed attention in Europe, Japan, U.S.A and South America, and has been marked as one of the most prominent promising sounds of years to come.

The band's agenda is to make music that moves its audience in the greatest way possible, in order to break through the barrier created, between the music and the listener, which is often found in intellectual music of this genre. Shalosh places as much emphasis on their collective sound as individual virtuosity.

Shalosh very much stands out from today’s Jazz scene, mainly due to the fact it is not led by a single artist, but co-led by its three members who enjoy an artistic evolution from years of collaborations and friendship. As a result, Shalosh’s music is derived from a deep place of musical friendship and is aimed towards the deepest and purest place within.

Rules of Oppression

Lancaster

Bond Villain

Poem of the Bull

Even Cowgirls Get the Blues

Video Games

Blue Eyed Tattoed Lady

Interlude

Don't You Want Me

Gadi Stern - Piano

David Michaeli  - Double Bass

Matan Assayag - Drums

Guest Musicans

Tal Ganor - Vocals (3)

Chen Shenhar- Violin, Keren Tannenbaum - Violin

Noam Haimovitz Weinschel - Viola

Yoed Nir - Cello

Yoram Lachih- Oboe

Naama Neuman - Flute

Jonathan Hadas - Clarinet

Mauricio Paez - Bassoon

Itamar Leshem - French Horn

Liron Gulir - Trombone

Itamar Ben Yakir - Trumpet (4)

All songs composed and produced by SHALOSH except:

Video Games (6), by Lana Del Ray (all rights reserved). Don't You Want Me (9) by The Human League (all rights reserved). Orchestral Arrangement in Poem Of The Bull (4) by Yuval Vilner.

Recorded live at Bardo studios in Tel Aviv, January 2016, by Idan Katz

Mixed by Ofer Tiberin

Recorded and mixed by Ori Winokur 

Assistant Engineers: Cermel De Picciotto, Aner Baruch

Mastered by Jonathan Jacobi