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HERMON MEHARI & TONY TIXIER - Soul Song e26 corporatized as it can beLP 180g Black Vinyl. "At dusk on November 12, 2024, the duo played eight tracks in a single, direct take on a 33 minute magnetic tape". 'Hermon Mehari and Tony Tixier first met in 2010, in their early twenties, in a club on Paris's Rue des Lombards for a concert with saxophonist Rodolphe Lauretta. Over the next decade, the two musicians took opposite paths, while continuing to collaborate on two continents. The American trumpeter moved to France to