Two brothers, one vision: Zohar and Adam Cabo bring a breath of fresh air to the jazz world and are among the most exciting new discoveries in jazz. Her path from her musical home to the international stage is just as extraordinary as her debut album "Osmosis" – fascinating proof of the potential of a new generation in jazz. With Zohar on keyboards and Adam on drums, the young brother duo brings an impressive musical maturity to the stage, which is the result of a life shaped by music. As children of former Latin big band leader Richard Cabo and Israeli bassist, producer and educator Dassi Rosenkrantz, the brothers – together with their sister Noga – were already on stage as small children and recorded an album as a family band at the legendary Sun Studios in Memphis. During the pandemic, the two found themselves in lockdown together as students - the birth of a new creative path. On their debut album "Osmosis", which was released in spring 2025, Zohar and Adam merge elements of progressive jazz, Latin, hip-hop and world music to create their very own soundscape. Their intense musical connection is reminiscent of greats like Chick Corea or Weather Report. Bass legend Christian McBride was one of the first to recognize the potential of the two. As the founder of Jazz House Kids, he became an important mentor for the two and can also be heard on "Osmosis" together with the renowned saxophonist Steve Wilson. Other guests on the album are bassist Hadrien Feraud and keyboardist Julian Pollack aka J3PO. Zohar and Adam: A duo with roots, vision and an extraordinary musical language.

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