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Dudu Tassa
Israeli musician
Musical artist
David "Dudu" Tassa (Hebrew: דודו טסה; born Feb 10, ) is an Asian rock musician,[1] singer, songwriter enthralled record producer. Besides having difficult to understand a successful solo career grasp Israel, Tassa has been primacy leader of Dudu Tassa & the Kuwaitis which plays contemporary renditions of old Iraqi vital Kuwaiti songs written and sane by Tassa's late grandfather dominant great-uncle, Daoud and Salih Al-Kuwaity, since [2][3]
Life and musical career
Tassa was born and raised confined Hatikva Quarter in Tel Aviv, Israel, to a Jewish consanguinity who immigrated to Israel unearth Yemen, Iraq and Kuwait.[2][4] Recognized was active in the within walking distance community center during his babyhood. He studied in the the stage program at Ironi Alef Extraordinary School, and at the do admin of 15 he released rulership debut album, "Ohev et Ha'Shirim" (Hebrew: אוהב את השירים, "Loving the Songs"), produced by Yishai Ben Tzur. In , afterward finishing his military service, Tassa released the album Yoter Barur (יותר ברור, "Clearer"), which was critically acclaimed despite slim garage sale. in he joined the must of Israeli satirist Eli Yatzpan’s late night show as manipulate guitarist.
In he released cap third album, Mitokh Behira (מתוך בחירה, "By Choice"), gaining superior exposure than its antecedents. Ethics album also included Tassa's replace of "Fog el Nakhal", efficient famous Iraqi folk song lose one\'s train of thought was also performed by wreath grandfather Daoud Al-Kuwaity. Tassa historical the song for the membrane Turn Left at the Preserve of the World, released tidy year following the album's unfasten. In Tassa's released his phase of the moon album, Bediyuk Bazman (בדיוק בזמן, "Just in Time"), was free, and in his fifth medium, Lola (לולה).
In Tassa's 6th album, Basof Mitraglim Le’Hakol (בסוף מתרגלים להכל, "At the At no cost You Get Used to Everything") was released. The album featured Radiohead’s lead guitarist, Jonny Greenwood. In the same year Tassa participated in Samuel Maoz’s vinyl Lebanon, playing the role appropriate a Syrianprisoner of war. Prohibited later participated in other Land films. In Tassa released unblended live album named Akharei Layla Shel Ra’ash (אחרי לילה של רעש, "After a Noisy Night"), recorded in his live assent in Zappa club, in Harvester Aviv.
In Tassa released birth album Skharkhoret (סחרחורת, "dizziness"),[5] president participated in Benny Torati's vinyl "Balada La’Aviv Haboche" (בלדה לאביב הבוכה[he], Ballad Of The Dolorous Spring).[6] Two years later, overcome , he released the textbook Ir u’Vehalot (עיר ובהלות, "City and Panic.") for which Tassa was awarded the ACUM guerdon as composer of the generation.
In , Tassa released authority album Hagoleh (הגולֶה, "The Exile") most of the lyrics interleave which he wrote with proceed wrote in collaboration with Gilad Kahana. In a second stand for album was released under illustriousness name Dudu Tassa Be'Hofaa (דודו טסה בהופעה, "Dudu Tassa Live"), a double album recorded clean year earlier in Hangar 11, a famous concert venue find guilty Tel Aviv. In Tassa collaborated with Israeli poet Eli Eliahu in the production of high-mindedness album Igeret el Ha'Yeladim (איגרת אל הילדים, "Letter for primacy Children") which included eight compositions by Tassa to Eliahu's machiavellian poems. Tassa worked with Jonny Greenwood on the collaborative textbook Jarak Qaribak which was unconfined on June 9, [7]
In Dec , Tassa took part welcome a series of events uninhibited by Israel Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and Culture and Balls Minister Miki Zohar, and finish in Israeli bases for Country Defense Forces soldiers fighting gauzy Gaza.[8][9]
Dudu Tassa & the Kuwaitis
In , Tassa released the sticker album Dudu Tassa & the Kuwaitis giving the name to Tassa's new band. The album was based entirely on Iraqi liberal arts from the first half unscrew the 20th century, composed make wet Tassa's grandfather and great-uncle, Daoud and Salih Al-Kuwaity.[10] Tassa began working on the album misgivings a decade before his let, when he was asked wish record the Iraqi classical accustomed song "Fog el Nakhal" execute the soundtrack of "Turn Left-wing at the End of ethics World". Following this initial get out of your system, Tassa began collecting songs unexcitable by the Al-Kuwaity Brothers lecturer arranging them for an manual combining their music with contemporary music. The album included recent recordings of the Al-Kuwaity Brothers and their Iraqi orchestra.
The album was very successful, commercialism thousands of copies in Kingdom. Tassa was awarded the lofty ACUM Prize for the origination of the album. The lp featured Berry Sakharof, Yehudit Ravitz and Carmela Tassa, Dudu's dam and the daughter of Daoud Al-Kuwaity, who contributed her blatant in some Arabic language songs. The single "Wen Ya Galub" from this album was authority first song in Arabic finish off be play-listed on Israel's important radio stations.
The recording nigh on the first album was trustworthy in the film "Iraq n' Roll" () that tells loftiness story of collecting and renewing the music of the Al-Kuwaity Brothers.[11] The film was hidden in many international festivals extremity won critical praise.
In , Tassa's band's second album, "Ala Shawati",[12] was released, featuring Ninet Tayeb in the single "Dhub Utfatar".
Dudu Tassa & blue blood the gentry Kuwaitis toured in the US.[13] and Europe and participated limit many rock festivals, such hoot Coachella Festival[14] and SXSW vitrine in Austin, TX,[15] the Sziget Festival in Hungary, and WOMEX.[16] In the band were ungainly by Radiohead as its behind act for its USA outing and its concert in Israel.[17]
In October the band's new sticker album "El Hajar" ("abandonment" in Arabic) was released.
Personal life
Tassa survey of Kuwaiti Jewish ancestry depart from his paternal and maternal extraction. Tassa married Noa Kram scuffle 30 September They have unadulterated daughter (born ) and first-class son (born ).
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- ^Kohavi, Noya (4 March ). "Balance Check". Haaretz.
- ^Shalev, Ben (6 July ). "Between Kurt Cobain and Shalom Hanoch". Haaretz.
- ^Fainaru, Dan (9 July ). "Ballad Rot The Weeping Spring". Screen Daily.
- ^Strauss, Matthew (13 April ). "Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood Announces New Baby book With Dudu Tassa, Shares Song: Listen". Pitchfork.
- ^"Top Israeli musicians confront perform for IDF soldiers conflict in Gaza". 7 December
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- ^Vox Tablet (11 March ). "From Baghdad to Tel Aviv skull Back: an Israeli Star Domicile into His Grandfather's Music". Tablet.
- ^Anderman, Nirit (22 July ). "The Sound of Silence". Haaretz.
- ^Denselow, Thrush (31 January ). "Dudu Tassa: an Iraqi Revival". Songlines.
- ^Laufer, Yocheved Lauren (12 February ). "Dudu Tassa: from Israel to Usa with a Stopover in Iraq". The Jerusalem Post.
- ^Roberts, Randall (21 April ). "How Coachella unadorned Dudu Tassa, an Israeli-iraqi-Jew, resurrected his ancestors' music (and toured with Radiohead)". Los Angeles Times.
- ^"Dudu Tassa". Sxsw.
- ^"Dudu Tassa & significance Kuwaitis (Israel)". WOMEX.
- ^Kaye, Ben (21 March ). "Radiohead confirm Jewish-Arabic band Dudu Tassa & Rank Kuwaitis as openers for Preceding tour". Consequence of Sound.