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Dissociative Jazz by Badawi

"Somehow, Raz Mesinai has delivered a soundtrack from the future.
We should all be grateful and awed by the result." - Andrew Ross (Author, Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis)

“Dissociative Jazz” is a deeply personal album that delves into my own journey as a child stranded in the West Bank during the first intifada. It focuses on the traumas endured by abandoned, abused, or orphaned children, which I composed and produced during several resurgences of mental health issues that emerged during my own current therapy towards healing. - RM

Tracklist
1.The Child Who Refused to Play5:35
2.The Great Escape from Two States of Abandoned Children9:24
3.After the Rain9:15
4.Tremors2:40
5.It's OK to Talk to Yourself Sometimes2:10
6.What Is Real?3:27
7.Stop the Militarization of Children4:35
8.Big Boy2:25
Credits
released September 15, 2025

This album was made possible by the Andreas Robbins Music Fund.

Raz Mesinai: piano, percussion, bass, shepherd flutes, guitar pedals, synthesizer

All songs written, performed, produced, mixed, and mastered by Raz Mesinai at the Underground Producers Alliance, NYC

Info: upa.nyc
For licensing and booking: erik@duchamp.tv
LicenseAll rights reserved.
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"A musical master and a force." Rhythm Music

"From the artwork down thru every note and sound, this, to me is an important and essential collection." Martin Rev (Suicide)

“Somehow, Raz Mesinai has delivered a soundtrack from the future. We should all be grateful and awed by the result.” - Andrew Ross

“He professes a sound and vision unlike any other.” All About Jazz

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