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Gagot Aforim
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Elle
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Maintenant
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Onat Hanedida
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Haelim Mishtolelim
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Kimat velo Bati
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Bye Bye Gamine
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Laila
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Ei Sham
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Tamar Su Paris, France
Tamar Su’s project is a diverse breath of creativity. She writes gentle folk-rock songs with ethnic tinges, manifesting the musical and geographic line that connects her home in France with her Israeli homeland. The songs are about unbearable loss and love, alienation, the need to belong versus freedom and self-fulfillment. ... more
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