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KosmosG San Francisco, California
Kosmos G has spent over a decade playing accordion, violin, and baglama in the Disciples of Markos, one of the longest- running traditional Rebetika ensembles in the world, in addition to a lifetime playing jazz, rock, and folk, composing soundtracks, and working as a music educator. ... more
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