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Sun Tailor

Arnon Naor, known by the stage name Sun Tailor, is an Israeli singer-songwriter and music producer.

born 1980Performing as Sun TailorThe albums Like the Tide, This LightCofounding the Tslilim musicians' union

Born: 28 June 1980, Kfar Saba
Occupation: singer-songwriter

Sun Tailor was born in 1980 in Kfar Saba

Arnon Naor was born in Kfar Saba in 1980. His father Ofer was an architect who moved into high tech, and his mother Orit worked in recruitment. The family lived in London, Kochav Yair and Ramat HaSharon during his childhood.

He started playing and writing songs during his army service. He then studied for a year at Rimon School of Music and moved to London to continue his music studies. There he played in bands he formed with his own material.

He returned to Israel in 2008 and recorded his debut album Like the Tide in a home studio in Tel Aviv, with his brother Udi Naor. The album came out in 2012, and his second album, This Light, came out in November 2014. He toured Israel and Europe and played festivals in Germany, Austria, Russia and India.

In 2021 he scored the film How to Say Silence by director Shir Newman. He produced the debut album of Mia Johanna and founded the projects Yalla Moozika and Songmakers. He is a cofounder and co-chair of Tslilim, a musicians' union.

He lives in Jaffa. He is married to the artist Hila Cohen and has a daughter.