Karni Postel

Karni Postel, born on April 14, 1971, is an Israeli singer-songwriter, cellist, experimental artist, and producer. She has worked extensively with various notable Israeli musicians, including Assaf Amdursky, Dana Berger, Aviv Geffen, and Shalom Hanoch. Postel was also part of the duo Bikini, which she formed in 1994 with Laroz. Her music career includes a wide range of collaborations and projects, from soundtrack work to modern dance and theatre performances. Notably, her album "Room" received rave reviews and was highlighted as one of the best Israeli albums of the year in which it was released, featuring live instruments without electronic elements. Additionally, she has been involved in significant composing roles for films and television series, showcasing her versatility in the music industry.

Karni Postel's recent releases reflect her ongoing creativity and depth in music production. Works like "Winter Dub" and her rendition of "Sugar Man" demonstrate her eclectic musical style. Moreover, she has collaborated with Assaf Amdursky and others in live performances, further establishing her presence in the Israeli music scene. Her diverse projects, including "Sudden Birds," a collaboration with choreographer Yasmeen Godder, highlight her ability to blend music with other art forms. Postel continues to contribute to various aspects of music, from composition to performance, underlining her influence in contemporary Israeli art and culture.

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