Yael Nachshon Levin

Tigers and Hummingbirds - Album Release Concert

Yael Nachshon Levin

Tigers and Hummingbirds - Album Release Concert

"The keys are under the rug, just come on in" - with these words the Berlin based - Israeli singer-songwriter Yael Nachshon Levin invites you to experience her new studio album "Tigers and Hummingbirds".

This festive Album Release Concert brings together a dream ensemble that includes outstanding musicians from around the globe such as Justin Stanton (Snarky Puppy), Mor Biron (Berliner Philharmoniker), Haggai Cohen Milo (Omer Klein Trio), Tomer Moked Blum (Fink, Patricia Kaas) and Tom Osander (Damien Rice).

This unique album of Jazz, Indie and Classical mixture, illustrates Yael’s healing journey from PTSD, through darkness and despair all the way to hope and transformation. This is undoubtedly Yael's most vulnerable and raw album, on which she generously reveals some of her own deepest hurts and encourages others to do the same.

‘Tigers and Hummingbirds’ is Levin's fifth studio album and her second on LowSwing Records, following 2019's successful LP ‘Shining Long After They're Gone’.
Throughout the songwriting process, Yael was joined by legendary bassist Greg Cohen, who brought in his many years of experience working with Tom Waits, Ornette Coleman, Lou Reed and many others.

Yael Nachshon Levin
Mika Harri - backing vocals
Avia Shoshani - backing vocals
Haggai Cohen Milo - double bass
Tomer Moked Blum - guitars
Tom Osander - drums
Justin Stanton - trumpet / keys
James Scannell - woodwinds
Mor Biron - bassoon

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YAEL NACHSHON LEVIN
Yael Nachshon Levin is a Berlin-based singer-songwriter, writer, and founder & manager of the cultural salon FRAMED e.V. Yael’s musical career spans more than a decade and includes six solo albums of her own and many collaborations. After completing her BFA from New School University, Yael has led multiple jazz ensembles, featuring in her albums and performances some of the industry’s biggest names including trumpeter Avishai Cohen, bassist Haggai Cohen-Milo and pianist Harry Whitaker.

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