If Nina Simon and Tori Amos let loose, played trombone and piano simultaneously, and moved between North African, Sephardic and Middle Eastern music and jazz, they would come close to the hypnotizing sounds and charismatic vocals of the Noam Vazana Jazz Trio. The fresh talent on the global music scene hails from Amsterdam, made a recent appearance at the Montral Jazz Festival, and now comes to Mercer Island's Stroum Jewish Community Center. Vazana's trio combines the ancient Ladino language with relevant electronic and jazz influences, melding music of the past and present. See why her album Love Migration won the ACUM (Israel) album prize and has climbed the iTunes best-selling jazz charts.