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His total sales stand at about 300,000 records.Idan Raichel was born to an Ashkenazi family in Kfar Sava, Israel. Raichel began to play the accordion at the age of nine. He was attracted to gypsy music and tango, and studied jazz piano in high school, which improved his improvisational skills and ability to collaborate with other musicians.At 18, Idan went into the Israeli army, as is compulsory for all Israelis of that age.

He thought it would be a good idea to invite a number of different singers and musicians to participate, in order to better demonstrate his different styles and the ways in which he worked with a variety of artists.

Raichel invited 70 different musicians from a wide variety of backgrounds to participate in the recordings now known as the Idan Raichel Project, which includes Ethiopian Jews, Arabs, traditional Yemenite vocalists, a toaster and percussionist from Suriname and a South African singer, among others.Idan invited seventy of his friends and colleagues from Israel�s diverse music scene to participate in his recordings.

After hearing them, Raichel began to frequent Ethiopian bars and clubs in Tel Aviv.In April, 2007, Raichel travelled with Save a Child's Heart to Rwanda and Ethiopia.[1]At the same time, Raichel had become a successful backup musician and recording session player for some of Israel�s most popular singers.

Raichel invited 70 different musicians from a wide variety of backgrounds to participate in the recordings now known as the Idan Raichel Project, which includes Ethiopian Jews, Arabs, traditional Yemenite vocalists, a toaster and percussionist from Suriname and a South African singer, among others.Idan invited seventy of his friends and colleagues from Israel�s diverse music scene to participate in his recordings.

This live show became symbolic of the album, as it brought together a group of people of different backgrounds but of equal standing.Idan Raichel released his second album, Mi'ma'amakim (ממעמקים / "From the Depths") in 2005, having released the title track at the end of the preceding year.