Zohar & Adam Reveal Two New Tracks That Portray The Struggle Of Staying Present In A Fast-Paced World

[Cover photo credit with Evelyn Freja]

Zohar & Adam have released “Reintegration Sickness” and “Latency (ft. Amiri Moreno)”. Written to “portray the struggle of staying present in a fast-paced world where attention is constantly being bought and stolen by algorithms”, the tracks blend elements of Hip-Hop, Neo-Soul, Electronica and more. Alongside the release, the duo have shared a music video for “Reintegration Sickness”, focusing on a “return to analog.”

The release comes on the heels of the band announcing their Blue Note Jazz Club debut on November 30, 2026.

Having opened up for the likes of Norah Jones, Gregory Porter and Christian McBride as teenagers, the brothers create compositions “through freewheeling improvisations and allowing their chemistry to develop the songs.”

In Zohar’s words:

We’re kind of like disaster artists onstage. Whatever happens, happens – and we always keep moving forward. We’re just trying to play what feels good.

Tour Dates: 
10/27 – Paris, France – Duc Des Lombards
10/29 – London, UK – Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club
11/04 – Heidelberg, Germany – Enjoy Jazz Festival
11/05 – Leverkusen, Germany – Leverkusen Jazztage
11/06 – Aalen, Germany – Aalener Jazztage
11/10 – Madrid, Spain – Babylon Jazz Club
11/30 – New York, NY – Blue Note