Gaia is an indie musician based in Amsterdam who masterfully blends dreamy pop-folk with alternative rock. She compares her music to "Kintsugi," a Japanese technique that highlights imperfections instead of hiding them, reflecting her approach of weaving stories of fracture and healing into her singing.

Her musical journey began by composing her late stepfather’s poetry, which gave her a new perspective on expression.

Since then, she has evolved from performing as a duo and supporting established artists to launching a solo career with performances across Israel and Canada.

Inspired by artists like Laura Marling and Radiohead, her debut album "Currently, Forever" explores themes of loss and recovery. Gaia is now preparing for a European tour and recordings for her second album.

For Gaia, this album is more than a collection of songs—it is a deep connection to the most beautiful aspects of Israeli culture. Her participation in this project is a touching tribute to the melodies and stories that shaped her early musical world.

Kim Keller is a singer/songwriter from Kibbutz Kfar Giladi, Israel. Music has always played a central role in his kibbutz upbringing. Weekly music lessons were mandatory in first grade, and by third grade, children had to choose an instrument to learn. Kim started playing the trumpet at age ten, and at fifteen, he joined a rock band as the lead singer while simultaneously studying classical vocal training.

His early musical career included numerous performances and festivals in northern Israel, with occasional shows in clubs and theaters in Tel Aviv, until it was interrupted by his mandatory IDF service.

After completing his service, he teamed up with Shahar Ariel—son of the renowned singer/songwriter Meir Ariel—to record and perform their music. In 2002, he met his wife Natalie in Barcelona. Together they formed a musical duo that performed throughout Europe and eventually settled in Amsterdam, where they still live and perform.

This project has deep meaning for Kim. The album was an integral part of the soundtrack of his youth and shaped who he became as a musician and a person. The late songwriter Yehonatan Geffen—who passed away last year—was like a spiritual father to Kim since he lost his own father in the 1982 Lebanon War.

For Kim, singing these songs feels like stepping into a time machine and reconnecting with the magical and all-knowing world of childhood.

Music has always been a central part of Sahar's life. She began playing piano at a young age, first studying classical piano, then expanding into improvisation and jazz, and eventually finding her place in the world of theater.

She has performed in various productions—from intimate shows in small theaters to large-scale productions at the National Theater. Collaborating with singers and actors comes naturally to her, and she loves connecting with other artists.

For the past 20 years, Sahar has worked as a professional pianist and keyboard player in Israel's three major theaters: including Habima National Theater, the Cameri Theater, and Beit Lessin. She has participated in productions such as Cabaret, Les Misérables, Fiddler on the Roof, and Evita.

Over the past ten years, she has also worked as a music therapist, fascinated by the connection between music and people.

Sahar recently moved to the Netherlands with her family, and joining this project is a wonderful way for her to remain part of Israeli culture and share it with the next generation.

Yuval is an audio engineer, sound designer, music producer, and experienced musician.

He completed his bass studies at the Rimon School of Music, later graduated from the Music Production program at BPM College of Sound Engineering in Tel Aviv, and in 2012 completed his Avid Pro Tools certification.

He has worked with leading studios in Tel Aviv, producing, recording, and mixing albums across a variety of genres. At Kicha Studios, he recorded sessions for renowned Israeli artists such as Shlomi Shaban, Ehud Banai, Ravid Kahalani, and Noam Enbar.

As a musician, he was part of the veteran metal band Black Sachbak, which performed on international tours, and also performed with the post-punk band SCREENS and the art-rock band Tyto Alba, producing their acclaimed debut album. He has also collaborated with electro-pop artist Adi Shaham.

For more of Yuval's projects, feel free to visit his Instagram page.

Tommy is a drummer and percussionist, a member of rhythm groups for as long as he can remember.

He spent most of his musical career in Israel. In 2012, he participated in several courses at the University of Haifa's Music Department and joined the university's official ensemble. During this time, he also taught drum lessons, managed a drum circle group, and offered drumming workshops for people with special needs.

Tommy has performed with a variety of bands in diverse genres, including jazz, cabaret, rock, blues, and world music (Irish, African, Brazilian, Balkan).

In 2016, he joined electronic pop artist Roni Alter, went on a European tour, and played at several festivals.

Between 2018 and 2020, he joined the band Fine Marten, performing live and recording their debut album. In 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Tommy moved to the Netherlands, where he continues his musical journey.

Since settling in the Netherlands, Tommy aimed to create a musical project—a show that unites people. This is why he initiated this beautiful revival concert in the Netherlands, a project he is exceptionally passionate about.

Music has always been Oren's sanctuary—a place to escape the daily routine. From practicing between school hours as a child to balancing parenthood and work, the guitar has been his constant companion.

It all began at age ten when he discovered his mother's old guitar in the garage—a discovery that sparked a lifelong passion leading him through countless bands and performances.

During the Gulf War in 1991, while Iraqi missiles forced people indoors for weeks, Oren sought solace at the piano and taught himself to play—a skill that remains a source of joy.

Originally from Herzliya, Oren's path changed when he met his Dutch-Israeli wife, Nofar. Their connection led them to move to the Netherlands seven years ago.

This iconic album was the soundtrack of his childhood. Initially drawn to its popularity, he soon discovered its depth. Working on this project has allowed him to dive into the music more deeply than ever before, rediscovering a nostalgic masterpiece that continues to resonate with him and his children.

Nir currently works in the cyber industry. Although music is no longer his primary profession, it remains central to his life.

Originally from Israel and now living in Amstelveen, Nir previously worked professionally as a musician, performing with various bands as a keyboardist and flutist. He also produced backing tracks for singers.

Today, music is his passion and hobby, and he actively seeks opportunities to collaborate with like-minded musicians and explore music that speaks to him.

For Nir, this project is an exciting opportunity to perform a central cornerstone of Israeli music together with a wonderful group of musicians.

Irene discovered music at a very young age through her mother’s piano and her father’s drum kit. At age eight, she decided to take music more seriously and began studying cello. She developed her ensemble skills in the Viotta Youth Orchestra in The Hague, going on international tours and performing at prestigious venues like the Golden Hall of Music in Vienna.

As principal cellist, she played several solos, including "Benedictus from 'A Mass for Peace'" by Karl Jenkins.

Although she chose not to attend a conservatory—instead going to TU Delft for a degree in Mechanical Engineering—music remains an important part of her life.

Irene enjoys playing a wide range of genres beyond classical music. With the Ricciotti Ensemble, she performed a mix of classical, pop, jazz, world music, and even metal. Through meeting Tommy, this project crossed her path, allowing her to add Israeli children's music to her musical repertoire.

Iftah Shahaf is a guitarist, composer, musician, and music producer. He began his musical path with artist Arkadi Duchin, and later spent several years performing with the band HaYehudim, where he deepened his musical identity and gained extensive experience in live performances and studio work.

Eventually, he moved into music production, producing albums and songs for a wide range of Israeli artists. Alongside his production work, he has performed and recorded with many leading musicians, including Riki Gal, Dikla, Geva Alon, Yermi Kaplan, Ahuva Ozeri, and Avihu Pinhasov’s Rhythm Club. He has also composed music for TV series, films, and theater productions.

Iftah currently works as a musical producer on the TV show "The Next Star," creating and producing songs for the contestants.

Since moving to the Netherlands three years ago, he has been teaching at the Concertino Music School, where he teaches guitar, music theory, drums, bass, and music production.

Iftah continues to create, perform, and produce with a deep passion for sound and a drive to tell stories through music and art.