Yehudit Ravitz
Yehudit Ravitz started releasing music in the late 1970s from Haifa. Her 1978 self-titled debut introduced her piano-based songwriting, but it was her 1982...
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Yehudit Ravitz started releasing music in the late 1970s from Haifa. Her 1978 self-titled debut introduced her piano-based songwriting, but it was her 1982 album 'Shir Habilti' that connected more widely. The song 'Achshav Hakol Beseder' from that album became a staple in Israeli music, its melody and direct lyrics about a relationship's end sticking with listeners.
She kept writing through the 1980s and 1990s, putting out albums like 'Mizmorim' and 'Al Ha'Aretz Ve'al Habayit'. Songs such as 'Lo Tov Heyot Ha'adam L'vado' and 'Mishehu' showed her leaning into everyday emotional details rather than grand statements. In the studio she sometimes worked with arrangers like Yoni Rechter.
Her output continued into the 2000s with records including 'Sof Ha'Olam' and 'Ulay Nochalu'. The music stayed centered on her voice and piano, with occasional touches of other sounds. She received the Israel Prize for Music in 2018.
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