Electro-pop pros TYP
If you haven’t heard of the Israeli electro-pop sensation The Young Professionals yet, it won’t be long before you do.
If you haven’t heard of the Israeli electro-pop sensation The Young Professionals yet, it won’t be long before you do.
In 1995, I got fired from a job. It was the first job I’d had in Israel and the first time I’d ever been fired
Avraham Terifa’s fiddling days are just beginning.
How a radio ad and a psychic put Israeli native Rosi Golan on the path to a career writing songs heard on commercials, TV shows and movies.
‘I’m trying to get to places where there’s not a chance Israeli music will ever be played,’ says the singer-songwriter and peace activist.
Jerusalem’s Radio Free Nachlaot turned two this month. The Internet-only radio station, whose slogan is that it broadcasts from “an undisclosed location somewhere deep in
We first met Niv Kaikov a few months back at Tel Aviv’s White Night celebration. We were strolling on Rothschild Boulevard – yes the same
It’s Friday in Israel and, as sun begins to set later this afternoon, more than 1,000 people will gather at the Tel Aviv Port to
Steve Reich’s Different Trains rumbled into town this past week and the results were stunning – one of the must-see concerts of an already overflowing
The multiethnic troupe formed by Idan Raichel is a ‘blend of all those sounds that Israel has been absorbing for the past 63 years.’ The
It was a magnificent night at the opera even if the people behind me were more interested in their iPhone apps than with the classic
When Yehudit and Menachem Vinegrad booked the Abrams Brothers to appear as the main act at this year’s Jacob’s Ladder festival, they probably thought they
Musician and campaigner Peter Yarrow was in Israel recently in an effort to promote peace between Israeli Arab and Jewish schoolchildren.