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Israeli singer-songwriter whose 2006 debut went gold and gave Israel its most-played song of the year, Shir Ahava Pashut.

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Aya Korem started out writing songs for others before her own debut went gold in 2006

Aya Korem was born in 1980 in Nazareth Illit, now Nof HaGalil, and grew up there. She studied songwriting, composition and performance at the Rimon School of Music and started out as a songwriter: her song Ata Af Pa'am appeared on Miri Mesika's first album in 2005.

Her debut album, Aya Korem (2006), produced by Ori Zakh, went gold; Shir Ahava Pashut was the most-played song in Israel that year and she was named singer of the year. Safa Zara followed in 2008, then Lealef Et HaSusim (2011), and 2023 (2016), a futuristic concept album sung by many guest artists that won her an ACUM prize.

Since 2018 she has performed Shelach, A. Korem, new Hebrew translations of Leonard Cohen songs, released as an EP (2019) and a live album (2024). Her later albums include HaKochevet Shel Natzrat Illit (2021), Aya Korem 2022 with new recordings of her early songs, LeChesed UGeula Hamshech Yashar (2024) and Aleinu Lo Sharim Shirim (2025), an imagined conversation with the poet Natan Alterman; in 2026 her first book, Tzodeket, came out.

Born
7 January 1980, in Nazareth Illit Aya Korem's official site, biography
Studied at
Rimon School of Music Aya Korem's official site, biography
Debut album
Aya Korem (2006), gold Aya Korem's official site, biography
Singer of the year
2006 Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
9, the latest Aleinu Lo Sharim Shirim (2025) Hebrew Wikipedia
ACUM prize
June 2017, for the album 2023 Aya Korem's official site, biography

Portrait of Aya Korem with a bob haircut against a white background, 2015 — Photo: רוני פרל, CC BY-SA 3.0

Aya Korem's career runs from Shir Ahava Pashut in 2006 to her conversation with Natan Alterman in 2025

2005
Her song Ata Af Pa'am appeared on Miri Mesika's debut album. Wikipedia
2006
Released her debut album; Shir Ahava Pashut was Israel's most-played song of the year and she was named singer of the year. Hebrew Wikipedia
2008
Released Safa Zara, with Zahav Shachor, her lyrics set to music by Yoni Rechter. Hebrew Wikipedia
2011
Released Lealef Et HaSusim, produced by Gil Lewis and Tomer Lenzinger, with Shesh VeEsrim and Rona Omeret. Hebrew Wikipedia
2013
Released Mehandeset Machshevim with a version of the lyrics in computer code, and opened the first of Kaveret's two reunion concerts in Park HaYarkon. Hebrew Wikipedia
2016
Released 2023, a futuristic concept album sung by guests including Arkadi Duchin, Rona Kenan and Dani Litani. Aya Korem's official site, biography
2018
First staged Shelach, A. Korem, new Hebrew translations of Leonard Cohen songs, a show that toured the country for more than a year. Aya Korem's official site, biography
2022
Re-recorded songs from her first albums for Aya Korem 2022, to become the sole owner of her work. Aya Korem's official site, biography
2025
Released Aleinu Lo Sharim Shirim, an imagined conversation with Natan Alterman. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Published her first book, Tzodeket. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Aya Korem's best-known albums and songs

Tzodeket
Book · 2026 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Aleinu Lo Sharim Shirim
Album · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
LeChesed UGeula Hamshech Yashar
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shelach, A. Korem (live)
Album · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaKochevet Shel Natzrat Illit
Album · 2021 · Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Album · 2016 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Lealef Et HaSusim (Taming the Horses)
Album · 2011 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Safa Zara (Foreign Language)
Album · 2008 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Aya Korem
Album · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shir Ahava Pashut (Simple Love Song)
Song · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Aya Korem has already played these dates

26 October 2026Elma Arts Complex, Zichron Yaakov

Aya Korem's clips and live performances are on her own YouTube channel

2025

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How old is Aya Korem?

Aya Korem was born on 7 January 1980 and is 46 years old.

What is Aya Korem's best-known song?

Shir Ahava Pashut (Simple Love Song), from her 2006 debut album. According to ACUM it was the most-played song in Israel that year.

What is Shelach, A. Korem?

A show of new Hebrew translations of Leonard Cohen songs, in a personal, female and local reading, which she first staged in October 2018. It toured the country for more than a year and was recorded on a five-song EP.

Why did Aya Korem re-record her early songs?

In 2022, after Yonatan Shapira became a TikTok trend, she released new versions of songs from her first albums, collected on Aya Korem 2022, so that she would be the sole owner of her work.