The Yaron Herman Trio, led by the innovative Israeli jazz pianist and composer Yaron Herman, has established itself as a distinctive force in contemporary jazz. Yaron, born on July 12, 1981, in Tel Aviv, discovered the piano relatively late at age 16, yet quickly developed a unique approach blending classical, jazz, and popular music influences. The trio, varying in its lineup over the years, captures the dynamism and emotional breadth of Herman's compositions and improvisational prowess.

With albums such as "A Time for Everything" (2007) and "Muse" (2009), the Yaron Herman Trio won critical acclaim for its lyrical and boundary-pushing music. The Trio continued to evolve with releases like "Follow the White Rabbit" (2010) and "Just Being" (2010), showcasing a playful yet profound exploration of jazz’s possibilities. Their more recent works, "Shadow Walk" (2013) and "Songs Of The Degrees" (2019), further cement their reputation for intricate musicianship and innovative arrangements. The Trio's music is characterized by an evocative blend of spontaneity and precision, with Herman’s emotive piano lines often at its core, earning them a place among the echelons of modern jazz creators.