[Machine Translation] Newly signed to ( Brainfeeder ), Los Angeles-based Ami Tahf La, originally from Morocco in North Africa, has released her debut album. Named after Khalil Gibran's classic book "The Prophet," the album features a transcendent and soothing sound influenced by Moroccan gnawa, gospel, and spiritual jazz, and is a personal and poetic meditation on duality, healing, and ancestral memory. It is a personal and poetic meditation on themes of duality, healing, and ancestral memory. The richly textured 11-track album features a wide range of artists, including Ryan Porter, Miles Mosley, Brandon Coleman, Tony Austin, Taylor Graves, Cameron Graves, Ronald Bruner, Jr, Aracoy Pete, Khalil Cummings, and Kamasi Washington, among other notable collaborators. Continuing to explore cultural fusion through music, Ami Tahrah has built a unique sound by staying true to her roots while incorporating new influences from a variety of languages and nationalities. Rooted in cross-cultural fusion and the rich tradition of legendary Arab vocalists such as Abdul Halim Hafez, Umm Kulsoom, Warda, Asmahan, and Fayrouz, and influenced by Kamasi Washington, Ami Tahf La has developed a unique sound that is at once spiritual jazz, Afrocentric The band also blends the Afrocentric theory of Afrocentricity and orchestral grandeur. Throughout his career, Ami Tahra has captivated audiences on stages around the world, including Denmark, Turkey, Morocco, Belgium, Lebanon, and Jordan. She has also toured with Kamasi Washington and performed with him at prestigious venues and festivals across the country, including the Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival. She has also performed with such diverse musicians as trombonist Ryan Porter, saxophonist Ricky Washington, percussionist Khalil Cummings, bassist Ben Williams, drummer Jonathan Pinson, and pianist Jameel Dean. Ami Tahf La has a deep belief in the power of music to "connect" and "heal," and has worked not only on stage but also with communities affected by conflict and displacement. He has worked with a group of Dutch musicians to organize music and painting workshops for children. This work culminated in the opening performance of the 2014 Amman Jazz Festival, which featured the children, musicians, and Ami Tahf La. Today, Ami Tahf Ra continues to pursue the fusion of different cultures through music. While respecting her own roots, she incorporates influences from diverse languages and nationalities to weave a new sound. Her performances always aim to connect people, stories, and traditions across borders. Ami Tahra's practice embodies the power of cultural fusion in music, bridging continents and traditions while creating a contemporary sound that resonates across time. *This product will be available for sale on Friday/Worldwide simultaneous release, so products will be delivered on or after the day of release.