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Live at Metro (part 1)
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Live at Metro (part 2)
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Mazen Kerbaj Berlin, Germany
Kerbaj is a visual artist and musician from Beirut, living in Berlin.
He is widely
considered as one of the initiators and key players of the Lebanese experimental music scene where he co-founded
Irtijal festival and Al Maslakh label.
Kerbaj pushes the boundaries of the trumpet and develops a personal language and innovative techniques. His music is often described as "acoustic electronics".
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