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Matan Zohar (born 30 April 1990), better known by his stage name Mat Zo, is a Grammy-nominated British producer, composer and DJ. Zohar released his debut album, Damage Control, via the Anjunabeats and Astralwerks labels on 5 November 2013.
The son of artist Israel Zohar, and half-brother of Israeli singer Alma Zohar, Matan Zohar was born in London in 1990. He was raised by his mother, Wendy Caron Zohar, a professional violinist who, with staunch musical ethos, nurtured Matan's early love of—and prodigious inclination toward—music. From age one to eleven, Zohar and his family lived in the city of Cleveland, Ohio, US. It was there at age 8 where his father presented young Zohar with a guitar as a gift. He returned at age 11 to London and continued pursuing his musical interests as a drummer and bassist as a member of a jazz and rock band respectively. However, Zohar became more interested in musical acts such as Daft Punk and the Chemical Brothers, and his musical inclinations shifted to those of electronic dance music and DJing.
Takin' it easy with a friend of mine
Down by the diamond talkin' 'bout the shifty ways of time
Says "You can get free, unless you make your move."
And I said "Ain't that the truth."
So I cut a million skylines, scars and borderlines, just tryin' to find the
Then it put somewhere around Sante Fe
When some late night can’t reach the preacher told me son
Listen to me, the devil can’t get you cause he ain’t got proof
And I said "Ain't that the truth."
So take me down that open road, light on my fire,
Well sing me that song from yesteryear
When we were all right
Cause it's deep in the history
Shoulder to shoulder we will stand over the grave
Watchin' the (notsure) lower him on down
Years ago man, he should have called his truce
He said "Ain't that the truth."
So take me down that open road, light up a fire High
Sing me that song from yesteryear
When we were all right
Cause it's deep in the history
Taking it easy with a friend of mine
Down at the dimond talkin' 'bout the shifty ways of time
You can't get free, unless you make your move...never get free
And he said "Ain't that the truth:"
So take me down that open road, light up a fire High
Sing me that song from yesteryear
Back when we were all right
Cause it's deep in the history
And he said "Ain't that the truth:"
And I said "Ain't that the truth."
And I said "Ain't that the truth."