Tamar Eisenman

Tamar Eisenman is an Israeli singer-songwriter and guitarist known for her raw, genre-blending sound that mixes rock, blues, and folk with a fearless edge. Born in Jerusalem and based in New York City for years, her music often reflects a bilingual, bicultural perspective, weaving Hebrew and English lyrics into gritty, soulful tracks. With a career spanning over a decade, she’s built a reputation for her fiery guitar work and introspective songwriting, earning comparisons to artists like PJ Harvey and Jeff Buckley. Her discography includes albums like *…And If* and *Chains*, and she’s collaborated with icons like Berry Sakharof while maintaining a fiercely independent streak.

Recent releases like the moody “Morningside,” the live-energy anthem “Wrong Road (Live),” and the stripped-back Hebrew ballad “בין כוכבי” (Between My Stars) showcase her versatility, balancing electric grit with poetic vulnerability. Tracks like “גיטרה” (Guitar) and “New York” nod to her roots and adopted home, while “Rain & Dirt” and “Remember Tomorrow” highlight her knack for weaving raw emotion into every riff and lyric. Whether she’s roaring through a solo or whispering a confession, Tamar’s music feels like a late-night heart-to-heart with a lifelong friend.