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1. By Way of Haran
2. Ka Ribon
3. Samai
4. Hagar
5. Enpesare
6. Van Hermosa
7. Lev Tahor
8. Yona
9. Hashomer
10. Askinu

Reviews of Haran

"The spiritual kid sister of Ofra Haza checks in with something that’s Jewish but sure ain’t Klezmer.  ...Wild stuff that plays with abandon and is sure to grab your ears." – Midwest Record

"Turkish hash bars meet Hasidic Brooklyn juke joints with ‘70’s era psych rock well in tow." - J-Sin, Smother

"...intricately detailed, inventive and endlessly surprising."
— David Honigmann; Financial Times, London

and many many more »

1. Dead Sea
2. By Way of Haran
3. Burning Bush
4. Pashmina (full song)
5. Midian
6. Under the Moes Tree
7. Bedouin Tea Party
8. Dancing Georgina
9. Queen's Dominion
10. Wherewolf

Reviews of Queen's Dominion

"The pairing of oud and santur is an exquisite combination... the playing is excellent.... each piece is beautiful and sublime."
—All Music Guide

"... a stunning, delightful, gentle, and always fascinating blend of music from the United States through Arab lands to India, China, and beyond."
—Ari Davidow, Klezmershack

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1. Change Your Mind
2. Going Nowhere
3. Exile
4. Run
5. Man In My Head
6. Off and On
7. Break It Down
8. Statue
9. Paradise Hung
10. Confession
11. Scream
12. Off and On (Reprise)

Lyrics from exile »

Reviews of exile

"On Exile, their latest platter, their fusion (traditional Middle Eastern sounds and American folk-rock/pop) has been darn near perfected, with all the elements of old and new world sounds and styles revfined into a nearly seamless, individual voice...."
—jazzreview.com

"Village Voice's Best Middle East Peace Plan.... On their new 'exile', earlier haunting traditionals give way to echoes of Holy Land disharmony in lamentations of placelessness and timely crises of faith...."
—Adam McGovern, Village Voice

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1. Hevel
2. Afilu
3. Im Ein Ani Li Mili
4. Taitch
5. Eicha
6. West African Niggun
7. Lecha Dodi
8. Hamavdil
9. Koomi Lach
10. Shnirele Perele
11. Ija Mia

Lyrics from Out of the Reeds »

Reviews of Out of the Reeds

"A new voice in Jewish Music that not only harks back to the most ancient of sounds but has the mystique of ageless freshness...."
—Folk Roots Magazine

"A gilt edged masterpiece."
—George Robinson, Jewish Week

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