The Red Sea Pedestrians are a musical melting pot, bringing together six distinctive multi-instrumentalists and singer-songwriters to investigate klezmer music and a host of other styles. Their live shows and their new CD, "Adrift," have built up a buzz that's extended across the Midwest from their home base in Kalamazoo. The Red Sea Pedestrians call themselves "a one-of-a-kind, full-blown, instrument-swapping fusion between tradition and the here-and-now," with high-energy neo-klezmer music and songs of celebration and wonder that mix styles from many cultures and eras. "The music of The Red Sea Pedestrians may be based in tradition, but it's also fresh and eclectic," says Lorraine Caron of Kalamazoo's WMUK. "Their playing is authentic and energetic and gets listeners where they live."