Nolite Opus by Jimi Prasad Orchestra

For a full year, Jimi Prasad, alongside Avishai Cohen and Rejoicer, wove sound into form, sculpting four pieces—two concise, two expansive—each a world unto itself. This is not just music; it is an orchestra reborn, where trumpets, flutes and Cellos converse with clarinets and French horns, where synthesizers hum alongside keyboards, and where drums pulse like the heartbeat of an unseen cosmos.
This soundscape is both ancient and new, an alchemy of classical grandeur and modern exploration, arranged with precision and intuition for the Jimi Prasad Orchestra.

Jimi Prasad was already a notoriously reclusive session musician — legendary in underground
jazz and psychedelic music scenes for his blinding creativity — until he all but disappeared. For
years, even his former bandmates couldn’t track him down. In rare moments, he’d resurface for
a lecture on existentialism at a European university or release transcendental meditations on
cassette tape.