Singer-songwriter and producer

Jasmin MoallemSongs, albums, age and where shows are announced

Israeli singer-songwriter and producer who mixes R&B, soul, hip hop and pop, known for Mesiba, Sahara with Tuna and her album Ein Olam.

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Jasmin Moallem grew up in Jaffa and studied visual art before she turned to music

Jasmin Moallem was born in Jerusalem in 1995 and grew up in Jaffa. She studied visual art at the Thelma Yellin arts high school and then music in the United States, at a music academy in London and at the Rimon school, where in 2018 she and Ori Brinker won the Shirimon contest with Omer Adam's Noetzet Mabat.

Her first single, Arye, came out in September 2018. Mesiba, released in January 2020 with the rapper Shekel, entered Galgalatz's playlist and won the ACUM song of the year award, and her debut album, Arye, followed on 27 February 2020. Yehefim reached the top ten of Galgalatz's year-end chart, and in 2022 the live version of Sahara she sang with the rapper Tuna went to number one on the station's weekly chart.

Her second album, Ein Olam (2023), which she produced with Yishai Swissa, brought the hits Tsunami, with Mergui, and Yihye Tov, and won ACUM's album of the year award in 2024, the year Kan Gimel named her singer of the year. Since then she has reached the top ten of Galgalatz's official chart with Dam and Ten Li et HaShhh, and in 2025 she released the mini-album Yoshev Li Al HaLev and a duet with Ben Tzur, Etzlenu Ze Kacha.

Born
15 April 1995, in Jerusalem Wikidata
Grew up
Jaffa; studied visual art at the Thelma Yellin arts high school Hebrew Wikipedia
Albums
Arye (2020) and Ein Olam (2023), and the mini-album Yoshev Li Al HaLev (2025) Hebrew Wikipedia
ACUM awards
Song of the year for Mesiba (2021); album of the year award for Ein Olam (2024) Hebrew Wikipedia
Kan Gimel singer of the year
2024 Hebrew Wikipedia
Style
R&B, soul, hip hop and pop Hebrew Wikipedia

Jasmin Moallem leaning on the back of a pale sofa and looking into the camera, 2020 — Photo: Yarden Rokach, CC BY 3.0

Jasmin Moallem and Narkis singing together under purple and white stage lights at the Shuni amphitheatre in Binyamina, 2021 — Photo: Laliv g, CC BY-SA 4.0

Her path runs from a contest win at Rimon in 2018 to two ACUM awards and a duet with Ben Tzur

2015
Began studying music in the United States, then at a music academy in London and at the Rimon school. Hebrew Wikipedia
2018
Won Rimon's Shirimon contest with Ori Brinker, singing Omer Adam's Noetzet Mabat, and on 14 September released her first single, Arye. Hebrew Wikipedia
2020
Released Mesiba with Shekel in January, which entered Galgalatz's playlist, and her debut album, Arye, on 27 February. Hebrew Wikipedia
2021
Released Yehefim in December; it reached the top ten of Galgalatz's year-end chart. Wikipedia
2022
Her live version of Sahara with Tuna reached number one on Galgalatz's weekly chart, and Forbes Israel put her on its 30 Under 30 list. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Released her second album, Ein Olam, on 30 May, produced with Yishai Swissa and led by Tsunami, with Mergui. Hebrew Wikipedia
2024
Ein Olam won ACUM's album of the year award, Kan Gimel named her singer of the year, and Dam reached number three on Galgalatz's official chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Released Male Male with Yuval "Duda" Niazov, the mini-album Yoshev Li Al HaLev and, in August, a duet with Ben Tzur, Etzlenu Ze Kacha. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Jasmin Moallem's best-known albums and songs

Yoshev Li Al HaLev (mini-album)
Album · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Etzlenu Ze Kacha, with Ben Tzur
Song · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Dam
Song · 2024 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ein Olam
Album · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yihye Tov
Song · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Sahara (Live), with Tuna
Song · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yehefim
Song · 2021 · Wikipedia
Arye
Album · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Mesiba, with Shekel
Song · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Her own channel has her songs and her clips

2026

2025

These are the questions people ask about Jasmin Moallem

Where does Jasmin Moallem announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on Jasmin Moallem's official pages: Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Israel.com does not list these shows yet.

What is Jasmin Moallem's Instagram?

Jasmin Moallem's official Instagram account is @jasminmoallem. The latest posts from it are on this page.

Where can I listen to Jasmin Moallem's songs?

Jasmin Moallem's songs are on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.

How old is Jasmin Moallem?

Jasmin Moallem was born on 15 April 1995 and is 31 years old.

What is Jasmin Moallem's best-known song?

Her breakthrough was Mesiba (2020), with the rapper Shekel, which entered Galgalatz's playlist and won the ACUM song of the year award. In 2022 the live version of Sahara she sang with Tuna reached number one on Galgalatz's weekly chart.

What albums has Jasmin Moallem released?

Two studio albums, Arye (2020) and Ein Olam (2023), and the mini-album Yoshev Li Al HaLev (2025).

What awards has Jasmin Moallem won?

ACUM's song of the year award for Mesiba (2021) and its album of the year award for Ein Olam (2024). Kan Gimel also named her singer of the year for 2024.

What kind of music does Jasmin Moallem make?

A mix of R&B, soul, hip hop and pop. She has named the Catalan singer Rosalía, Amy Winehouse and Etti Ankri among her influences, along with African music.