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Rafael Leafar

Detroit-born multi-instrumentalist Rafael Leafar played two shows on Friday, November 19, 2021, at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s. His music blends jazz roots with boundary-pushing improvisation and deep creative exploration.

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Rafael Leafar combines passion, intellectual rigor, and spiritual fire as a composer and musician from a jazz family in Detroit. Over the years, he’s worked with notable artists like Reggie Workman and Marcus Belgrave, exploring creative freedom and expanding the languages of improvised music rooted in the African diaspora. His shows at Cliff Bell’s offered a journey through experimental jazz and expressive improvisation, reflecting his vision to push music forward.

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