Japhlet Bire Attias Ciudad De México, Mexico
Japhlet Bire Attias plays the Chapman Stick®, a
10-string tapping instrument played almost like a piano, and
he hails from a mix of places as varied as the music he produces. Taking inspiration in everything from Yes, ELP and King Crimson, to Brazilian, French and Mexican music, Japhlet presents a surreal and soothing concoction
of Progressive, World, and Electronic Jazz.
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Japhlet Bire Attias recommends:
Original Progressive Instrumental Art-Rock from Mexico City...
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Japhlet's music, in a duo setting with some fresh new originals!
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