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Eran Har Even: Rise

By Mike Jacobs
October 6, 2023
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As the title might suggest, the music on guitarist Eran Har Even's album 20/21 sprang from the depths of the pandemic years, when musicians somehow found ways to live and express themselves in the absence of being able to perform live. The opening "Rise" as well as others from this album are indelibly marked by the emotions of the time in which they were birthed but as Evan's brilliant creativity shows, the human spirit is sometimes too wondrous a thing to be put down by even severe hardships.

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