Marbin is a distinctive musical ensemble renowned for its unique blend of jazz, rock, and blues, seasoned with a significant influence of Israeli music roots. The band, formed in Chicago in 2007 by Israeli guitarist Dani Rabin and Israeli saxophonist Danny Markovitch, quickly distinguished itself in the jazz and instrumental rock scenes for its virtuosic playing and dynamic compositions. Their name, a portmanteau of the founding members' first names, symbolizes the close creative partnership at the core of their sound.

Over the years, Marbin has built a reputation for awe-inspiring live performances, capturing audiences across the globe and releasing a prolific stream of albums that showcase their evolution as musicians and composers. Titles like "Israeli Jazz" and "Swamp House" reflect the band's eclectic influences and ability to blend diverse musical genres into a coherent, engaging sound. Albums such as "The Depot" and "Dirty Horse," with both studio and live versions, highlight Marbin’s prowess in capturing the electricity of live performance alongside polished studio recordings. Their relentless touring schedule, alongside the release of live albums like "The Depot (Live)" and "The Freeman Massacre (Live)," underscores Marbin's commitment to connecting with audiences and continually exploring the creative potentials of their music.