Shekel is a notable figure within the Israeli music scene whose work spans various genres, often incorporating elements from electronic music and regional influences. While information about this artist isn't widely documented in international music databases, the given tracks suggest a focus on Hebrew language songs that could blend traditional Middle Eastern sounds with contemporary beats, possibly infusing his work with a socio-cultural commentary.

Not much is publicly available regarding Shekel's biographical details or career beginnings, but his discography indicates a productive period with a series of releases that engage with the cultural and spiritual elements of his heritage. Songs like "לשנות את העולם" (Leshanot et HaOlam) which translates to "To change the world", and "חסד עליון" (Chesed Elyon) meaning "Supreme Grace", hint at themes of transformation and transcendental values, which could resonate with listeners seeking depth and meaning in music. His track "קחי אותי לסיני" (Kach Oti LeSinai) or "Take me to Sinai", references a location steeped in religious significance, further emphasizing the potential spiritual dimension of his music. With "נדב_15" (Nadav_15) and "ילד פרפר" (Yeled Parpar) meaning "Butterfly Child", Shekel’s work might also explore personal or narrative-driven content. The varied and rich cultural landscape of Israel provides a fertile ground for Shekel's creative process, as reflected in the diverse themes and soundscapes present in his music.