Tarai

Tarai's latest album, "Epir te Mattur I We are Great," released in 2020, showcases a blend of improvisation and structure that defines their approach to jazz and free jazz. The album offers a mix of melodies and rhythms that invite listeners to explore the nuances of each track.

In addition to the album, Tarai has also released several singles recently. The track "Epir te I We are," set to drop in 2025, promises to continue their exploration of sound. Earlier works like "Yaraplan" and "Шанкар," both released in 2022, highlight their versatility and willingness to experiment. The remastered version of "Шăнкăр шăнкăр" from the same year adds another layer to their discography, reflecting their growth as musicians. Each release contributes to their evolving narrative in the jazz scene, making it clear that Tarai is committed to pushing boundaries.

Tarai has made noteworthy appearances at several significant festivals and venues. One of the standout events was their performance at Tallinn Music Week. This festival is known for promoting a mix of genres and offers a platform for emerging artists. Their set blended improvisation and structured elements, showcasing the essence of Free Jazz.

Beyond Tallinn, Tarai has played at local venues like the Black Noodle Club in Tartu. This intimate setting allowed for a close connection with the audience and highlighted their experimental style. Such performances often include collaborations with other artists, creating a unique musical dialogue that resonates with listeners.

Their presence at various events has helped to elevate the Free Jazz scene in Estonia. Each gig contributes to a growing recognition of innovative sounds, expanding the boundaries of the genre.