The Klezmatics are a renowned band from the United States, formed in 1986, specializing in klezmer music. Known for their innovative approach to traditional Jewish music, they blend Eastern European melodies with contemporary influences. Over their career, The Klezmatics have released several acclaimed albums, including "Wonder Wheel", which features lyrics by Woody Guthrie and won a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary World Music Album in 2007. Their music often explores themes of social justice, spirituality, and cultural identity. The Klezmatics have significantly contributed to the revival and modernization of klezmer, ensuring its relevance in the global music scene today.

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