Ruth Dolores Weiss

Ruth Dolores Weiss is an Israeli musician born on February 23, 1978, in Ashkelon, Israel. She is known for her unique blend of bluesy and jazz-influenced singing with piano playing. Weiss gained recognition with her critically acclaimed albums, starting with "Come See (Raw Versions)" in 2004 and "Be'Ivrit" (meaning "In Hebrew") in 2008, which received high praise in Israel. Her diverse musical style is compared to legends like Billie Holiday and Tom Waits, whom she has covered in her performances. Weiss has also composed soundtracks, such as for the film "Hayuta and Berl". She has released additional albums including "My Middle Name Is Misery" and "In the Language of the People".

Weiss' musical journey has been influenced by her time spent abroad, including several years in the United States, where she continued to perform. Her talent is recognized for bringing a fresh perspective to both original works and cover songs by adding a new layer of depth and emotion.

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