Noah solomon

Noah Solomon is an Israeli-American musician known primarily as the lead singer, guitarist, and mandolinist for the Jewish rock band Soulfarm. Born in Northern California and raised in the Israeli farming village of Mevo Modi'in—founded by spiritual leader Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach—Noah grew up surrounded by music, influenced heavily by his father Benzion Solomon, a founding member of the Diaspora Yeshiva Band. His musical roots run deep, with a childhood steeped in studio work and live performances, including playing as Rabbi Carlebach’s official guitarist in the early 1990s before the rabbi’s passing. Noah’s sound blends rock, folk, and Middle Eastern influences, creating a unique and heartfelt style that resonates with audiences worldwide.

Alongside his work with Soulfarm, which he formed with Grammy winner C Lanzbom after moving to New York, Noah also leads the New York-based bluegrass group Citigrass and pursues solo projects. His music is celebrated for its vibrant live energy and a fusion of diverse musical traditions, highlighting his versatility as a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist. Noah continues to expand his musical horizons through collaborations and live sessions, captivating listeners with his dynamic performances and soulful sound.