Albare is a jazz guitarist whose multicultural background is as eclectic as the music he creates. Born in Morocco, raised in Israel and France, and later moving to Australia, Albare (Albert Dadon) has developed a sound that transcends boundaries, blending jazz harmonies with an ear for melody and the rhythmic influences of his diverse heritage. His career began in the early 1990s, and he has since traversed the realms of Latin flavors, soulful jazz, and beyond.

Albare's discography reflects a journey through the soul of jazz, reinvigorated with his own unique touch. With recent albums such as "Albare Plays Jobim" and its sequel, he pays homage to the legendary Brazilian composer Antônio Carlos Jobim, bringing new life to classics with his smooth guitar stylings. Albums like "Dreamtime" and "Only Human" showcases his ability to craft original compositions that resonate with emotion and technical prowess. As a seasoned performer and recording artist, Albare has made significant contributions to the jazz world, celebrated for his vivid musical storytelling and the seamless integration of diverse musical influences into his work.