Lakahat Shiru
Lakahat Shiru formed in Jerusalem in 2005 with four members: Rotem Baram on vocals, Guy Lavie on guitar, Yoni Dror on bass, and Amir Bresler on drums. Their...
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Lakahat Shiru formed in Jerusalem in 2005 with four members: Rotem Baram on vocals, Guy Lavie on guitar, Yoni Dror on bass, and Amir Bresler on drums. Their first album came out in 2007, featuring the song "Shiru" that gave the record its name.
That song became their most recognizable work, though the existing history doesn't specify much about its actual reception. They released several more albums over the following years, including "HaEifo" in 2010, "Kavod" in 2013, and "Layla BaLev" in 2016. The 2016 album included a collaboration with Egyptian singer Hakim.
Some accounts mention the band's music touching on interfaith themes in a region where such topics can be complicated, but the details are sparse. What remains are the basic facts: a Jerusalem-based group that started in the mid-2000s and put out a handful of albums, with "Shiru" being the track people remember.
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