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Shoresh “Black Box”

Posted on May 12, 2011 by Phil

Israel native Shoresh comes out strong with his first full-length album Black Box, and it is a musical treasure. Shoresh is an adept lyricist, delving in mysteries and abstract ideas and knitting them together to make for an intriguing listen. His … Continue reading →

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Shoresh “Black Box”

Posted on April 26, 2011 by Phil

Shoresh is no stranger to music. The owner of the Pitriya, a music venue in Kibbutz Dan, Israel, he has been exposed to live music on a nightly basis for eight years, soaking up the tunes and making a living … Continue reading →

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Shoresh “Black Box”

Posted on March 23, 2011 by Phil

When listening to Blackbox from Israeli singer-songwriter Shoresh, it doesn’t take long before it hits you is that this album is different, and it is the difference that makes it so enjoyable. When you get so used to American bands … Continue reading →

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Shoresh “Black Box”

Posted on March 17, 2011 by Phil

Shoresh will undoubtedly be a new voice to American audiences.  The 35-year old musician lives in Galili, Israel, where he runs one of his country’s most renowned live-music venues, the Pitriya.   His first full-length album of original compositions reflects myriad … Continue reading →

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Shoresh “Black Box”

Posted on March 15, 2011 by Phil

In Israel, the 35-year-old Shoresh is better known for his work as the owner of a music venue than he is for recording or putting out his own music.  Shoresh is the owner of Ha’Pitriya, which is a well-known club … Continue reading →

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