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Zalman Krause
Zalman Krause is a singer-songwriter who works with multi-instrumentalist Ely Jaffe. Their song 'Will You Be Mine? (feat. Ely Jaffe)' is one of their...
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Zalman Krause is a singer-songwriter who works with multi-instrumentalist Ely Jaffe. Their song 'Will You Be Mine? (feat. Ely Jaffe)' is one of their better-known tracks, along with 'I Need Your Love' and 'My Escape.'
They released a debut EP in 2015 that some critics found bleak, though it was also noted for its raw sound. A full album followed in 2017, and a live recording came out in 2019.
Krause and Jaffe started working together in the early 2000s. Their music tends toward the introspective, with lyrics that dwell on connection and escape.
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