Tamar Eisenman

Tamar Eisenman was born in 1980 in Jerusalem

Tamar Eisenman was born in Jerusalem in 1980 and grew up in Mevaseret Zion. Her father is the filmmaker Yaakov Eisenman. She spent part of her childhood in San Francisco and studied at the Experimental School in Jerusalem.

She took guitar lessons with Aharoni Ben Ari, focusing on blues and jazz. As a teenager she began writing songs and playing with local bands.

She released a self-titled EP in 2003 and her debut album "5feet4" in 2005, produced by Amir Ben Ami. She played guitar and sang in Danny Sanderson's band and appeared in the band of Lior Schleien's late night show. Her albums "Gymnasium" and "Time for Creation" followed in 2009 and 2011, and in 2010 she opened for Jeff Beck in Caesarea.

In 2015 she released "Limbo", her first album in Hebrew, with songs by Yankale Rotblit and David Avidan. At the end of 2015 she moved to New York. She also produced albums for other artists and composed the score for the series "HaRamatkalim".