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TATRAN

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Origin
  
Tel Aviv, Israel

Labels
  
Independent

Albums
  
Shvat, Soul Ghosts

Years active
  
2011–present

Website
  
www.tatranmusic.com


Genres
  
Instrumental Jazz Post-Rock Electronic Avant-Garde

Members
  
Dan Mayo Offir Benjaminov Tamuz Dekel

Profiles

Tatran strawberry fields forever album version


TATRAN is an instrumental power-trio based formed in Israel by Dan Mayo (Drums), Offir Benjaminov (Bass) and Tamuz Dekel (Guitar). The band formed in 2011.

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History

TATRAN formed on 2011 and consists of Offir Benjaminov (Bass), Tamuz Dekel (Guitar) and Dan Mayo (Drums).

On 2014, TATRAN released their debut album 'Shvat'. The album contains 10 original instrumental compositions alongside a cover of The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever".

The album 'Shvat' received warm international acclaim, and got to the top of bandcamp's Jazz, Instrumental and Post-Rock popularity charts. Since then, the band has performed all over the world, headlining the Oppikoppi Festival (SA), Kaunas Jazz Festival (LT), InDnegev Festival (IL), Red Sea Jazz Festival (IL) and State-X New Forms (NL). On August 2015, TATRAN signed with the American booking agency AMI and will tour USACanada on Spring-Summer 2016.

On May 2015 TATRAN released an animation film for their experimental piece 'Glance'. The video was made by the artist Shahaf Ram and won the Asiff Festival Award for 2015.

On November 2015, The band released a live concert album called 'Soul Ghosts', with tunes from the first album 'Shvat' on their live versions, alongside new ones like 'Lemon', 'The Elephant' and more.

Band Members

  • Dan Mayo (Drums)
  • Offir Benjaminov (Bass)
  • Tamuz Dekel (Guitar)
  • Studio Albums

  • Shvat (Studio, November 2014)
  • Live Albums

  • Soul Ghosts (Live, November 2015)
  • Songs

    Strawberry Fields ForeverShvat · 2014
    ShvatShvat · 2014
    Ta Pa DaShvat · 2014

    References

    TATRAN Wikipedia


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