Sivan Shavit

Sivan Shavit is an Israeli singer, actress, and voice actress known for her versatility in genres such as rock, blues, and pop. Born on December 12, 1967, she began her musical career in the late 1980s by forming a rock band called "Sivan," which released several singles. In 1996, she launched her debut album "This Gray Blue," characterized by a melancholic atmosphere and strings. The album featured hits like "Kiss Me" and "Vardimon," making her one of the most played artists that year. Throughout her career, Shavit has collaborated with various musicians and participated in numerous projects, including television dramas and children's series narrations. Her later works include the album "Melting Buildings," released in 2010, and she has also directed video clips for some of her songs.

As a multifaceted artist, Shavit has explored photography and exhibited her works alongside her musical releases. Notably, she moved to Berlin with her partner, music producer Amir Zoref, around the time of the release of "Melting Buildings." Her recent releases reflect her continued creativity and musical evolution in the Israeli music scene. Sivan Shavit is also known for her dynamic performances and collaborations, making her a significant figure in Israeli music.