About Idan

Guitarist and composer Idan Morim has established himself as a distinctive voice in contemporary jazz, bringing a unique musical perspective shaped by extensive international touring and collaborations with Grammy-winning artists. His work spans continents and genres, earning recognition as both a compelling bandleader and sought-after sideman.

Morim's musical journey began early, and by 16, he was already recording and performing professionally. After graduating from the prestigious Yigon Alon High School for Arts and Sciences, he studied at the Tel Aviv Conservatory while building an impressive resume performing and recording with major artists across multiple projects and musical styles.

His talent earned him acceptance to The New School's prestigious School of Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City on the Provost scholarship, where he studied with renowned faculty including Adam Rogers, Oz Noy, Reggie Workman, Sam Yahel, George Cables, Steve Cardenas, and Andy Milne.

Since establishing himself in New York's competitive music scene, Morim has built an extensive discography as both leader and sideman, appearing on numerous published recordings that showcase his versatility across jazz and contemporary music. His extensive touring has taken him around the world, performing at renowned venues and festivals while collaborating with a diverse array of international artists.

Morim's artistic vision culminated in his debut album I.M, featuring an exceptional quintet with Adam O'Farrill (trumpet), Almog Sharvit (bass), Colin Stranahan (drums), and Micha Gilad (piano). The album's nine original compositions showcase Morim's sophisticated harmonic approach and melodic sensibility, capturing the intensity and spontaneity that drives authentic musical expression.

Morim continues to tour internationally and develop his artistry as both composer and performer, exploring new musical territories while maintaining his commitment to compelling original composition.