Israel

«Children of the Bible» – Ein äthiopischer Rapper in Israel

By Daniel Lis on January 8, 2013

By Daniel Lis on 8 January 2013 in VIDEO

Fr 11.1 // Einblicke in ein weniger bekanntes Israel, mit dem charmanten und engagierten Jeremy. – Am 4. Norient Musikfilm Festival.

Posted in VIDEO | Tagged 4. Norient Musikfilm Festival, Aksum, Anschei Esch Kolot, Äthiopien, Bazzi-B, Beta Israel, Black Boy, Damaka Ascher, Documentary Film, Ethiopia, Israel, Jeremy Cool Habasch, Jewish, K.G.C., Kalkidan, Norient Musikfilm Festival, Rap | 1 Response

Perkussives Globetrotten

By Ane Hebeisen on January 23, 2012

By Ane Hebeisen on 23 January 2012 in BLOG

Mit der Band Kadim und dem Modus Quartet kreuzt der bernisch-israelische Percussionist Omri Hason musikalische Einflüsse aus Europa, Indien und der arabischen Welt.

Posted in BLOG | Tagged Antonello Messina, Israel, Jazz, Kadim, Lorenz Beyeler, Modus Quartet, Omri Hason, Rabih Abou-Kahlil, Ramesh Shotham, Sandhya Sanjana, Switzerland, Wege Wüthrich, Zoltan Lantos | Leave a response

Funk aus Tel Aviv

By Eric Mandel on March 21, 2011

By Eric Mandel on 21 March 2011 in STORIES

Das Groove-Festival in Tel Aviv sucht einen Zwischenweg zwischen Internationalität und Multikulturalität der israelischen Musikszenen. Raue Funk-Grooves jenseits der bekannten James-Brown-Nummern sollen in die Gegenwart übersetzt werden.

Posted in STORIES | Tagged Audio Montage, Avishai Cohen, Balkan Beat Box, Boom Pam, DJ Borgore, DJ Schoolmaster, Gilad Atzmon, Guy Gerber, HaDag Nachash, Israel, Kutiman, Ofer Tal, Pacotek, Shlomi Aber, Shlomo Bar, Tel Aviv, The Apples, Yaron Herrmann, Yoram Arbel | 1 Response

Hebräisches Groove-Festival

By Eric Mandel on March 6, 2011

By Eric Mandel on 6 March 2011 in BLOG

Das erste hebräische Groove-Festival in Tel Aviv bot für 120 Schekel binnen 8 Stunden vier Bands und eine Handvoll DJs – eine volle Packung, für wenig Geld.

Posted in BLOG | Tagged digital_me, Funk, Groove-Festival, Israel, Karolina, Ramirez Brothers, Tel Aviv | 2 Responses

Vielfältiges Mosaik

By Norient on December 20, 2010

By Thomas Burkhalter on 20 December 2010 in AUDIO

Das Modus Quartet um Omri Hason (Perkussion), Wege Wüthrich (Saxophon), Lorenz Beyeler (Kontrabass) und Antonello Messina spielt einen frischen «Oriental Jazz», wie man ihn leider nur selten hört.

Posted in AUDIO | Tagged Bern, Israel, Modus Quartett, Omri Hason, Oriental Jazz, Swiss Music | 1 Response

«Do you Love Me?»

By Omer Allon on August 16, 2010

By Omer Allon on 16 August 2010 in VIDEO

Die israelische Sängerin Sarit Hadad singt eine Coverversion eines libanesischen Kultsongs aus den 1970er Jahren.

Posted in VIDEO | Tagged Bendaly Family, Cover-Versions, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Mizrakhi, Sarit Hadad, Zeid Hamdan, «Do You Love Me?» | Leave a response

Israeli troops play with popular music in Hebron

By Keith Kahn-Harris on July 7, 2010

By Keith Kahn-Harris on 7 July 2010 in BLOG

Reflections on Metal, Popular Music and Politics in Israel and Palestine.

Posted in BLOG | Tagged Israel, Metal, Middle East, Palestine, Politics, Propaganda, Violence, War | Leave a response

Metal Hava Nagila

By Norient on July 4, 2010

By Norient on 4 July 2010 in VIDEO

Keith Khan Harris uploaded two rather disturbing versions of the track «Hava Nagila». One played by the Jewish Metal band Iron Menorah, the other by Polish Metal band Rootwater.

Posted in VIDEO | Tagged Exoticism, Hava Nagila, Israel, Jewish, Metal, Poland | Leave a response

Slingshot Hip Hop

By Anna Trechsel on January 4, 2010

By Anna Trechsel on 4 January 2010 in VIDEO

Die Rapper in diesem Dokumentarfilm wollen Mauern nieder reissen: nicht nur die israelische Mauer, sondern auch geschlechtsspezifische und religiöse Mauern in der palästinensischen Gesellschaft.

Posted in VIDEO | Tagged 1. Norient Musikfilm Festival 2010, Arab World, Documentary Film, Hip Hop, Israel, Palestine, Politics, Rap, Rapperz PR | 1 Response

War, Propaganda, and Bombs

By Thomas Burkhalter on August 28, 2009

By Thomas Burkhalter and Simon Grab on 28 August 2009 in AUDIO

Musicians from Beirut talk about their sonic memories from the Lebanese Civil War (1975 – 1990) and the 2006 war between Israel and Hizbullah.

Posted in AUDIO | Tagged Amal, Arab World, Charbel Haber, Cyrille Najjar, Death Metal, Dossier Arab World, Garo Gdanian, Hizbullah, Israel, Lebanese Forces, Lebanon, Mazen Kerbaj, Noise, Propaganda, Raed Yassin, Sonic Memory, The Force, Trauma, Violence, War, Weeping Willow | Leave a response

Global Ear on Jerusalem

By Eran Sachs on December 9, 2006

By Eran Sachs on 9 December 2006 in STORIES

The sound artist and peace activist Eran Sachs takes us to a journey through the nearer history of Israel’s underground music scenes: Death Metal, Doom Metal, Punk, Noise, Electro-acoustic experiments, and much more.

Posted in STORIES | Tagged Experimental, Israel, Jerusalem, Metal, Middle East, Ran Slavin, Tel Aviv | Leave a response