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Israeli singer-songwriter and actor, whose first album, Nekuda Tova, went platinum and who wrote and starred in the film Ushpizin.

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Shuli Rand was a star of the Israeli stage long before his first album went platinum

Shuli Rand was born in Bnei Brak in 1962 and studied acting at the Nissan Nativ studio from 1984 to 1987. A year after graduating he played Hanan in The Dybbuk at Habima, directed by Andrzej Wajda, and went on to play Hamlet in Rina Yerushalmi's Hebrew version and a long run of roles at the Cameri Theatre.

On screen he won Ophir Awards for Life According to Agfa (1992) and for Ushpizin (2004), which he wrote with director Gidi Dar and in which he played the lead, Moshe Belanga. With Dar he also wrote and directed the animated film Legend of Destruction (2021), voicing its main character.

His first album, Nekuda Tova (2008), produced by Shmulik Daniel and with Ehud Banai as a guest, went gold and then platinum with 62,000 copies sold. A live album from his 2009 show in Caesarea followed, then Ratzo VaShov (2018), Shuli Shar Benayoun with Amir Benayoun (2022) and the mini-album Eiru'a Mitgalgel (2025), and in June 2026 his New York debut was set for the Town Hall in Manhattan.

Born
6 February 1962, in Bnei Brak Hebrew Wikipedia
Studied at
The Nissan Nativ acting studio, 1984 to 1987 Hebrew Wikipedia
Stage breakthrough
Hanan in The Dybbuk, Habima, 1988 Hebrew Wikipedia
Ophir Awards
Two, in 1992 and 2004 Hebrew Wikipedia
First album
Nekuda Tova (2008), platinum with 62,000 copies Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
Nekuda Tova (2008), Ratzo VaShov (2018), Shuli Shar Benayoun (2022) Hebrew Wikipedia

Shuli Rand singing under green stage lights with his band, at the Barby club, August 2021 — Photo: Dhtgerv, CC BY-SA 4.0

Shuli Rand singing at the microphone with a raised fist, at the Barby club, August 2021 — Photo: Dhtgerv, CC BY-SA 4.0

Shuli Rand's path runs from The Dybbuk at Habima in 1988 to Eiru'a Mitgalgel in 2025

1985
While still an acting student, put out a single record of two songs he wrote and composed, Amarnu Lo and Tachana Sofit. Hebrew Wikipedia
1988
Played Hanan in The Dybbuk at Habima, directed by Andrzej Wajda. Hebrew Wikipedia
2004
Wrote Ushpizin with Gidi Dar and played its lead, Moshe Belanga, winning the Ophir Award for best actor. Hebrew Wikipedia
2008
Released his first album, Nekuda Tova, which went gold that August and platinum a month later. Hebrew Wikipedia
2010
Released a live album of his October 2009 show in Caesarea, on DVD and as a double CD with 21 tracks. Hebrew Wikipedia
2015
Opened Ta'mbinti, a show of songs by Meir Ariel. Hebrew Wikipedia
2018
Released Ratzo VaShov, produced by Asaf Talmudi, with every song written and composed by him. Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Released Shuli Shar Benayoun, songs written and composed for him by Amir Benayoun. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Released the mini-album Eiru'a Mitgalgel, six original songs and three interludes. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
His New York debut was set for the Town Hall in Manhattan, a hall of about 1,500 seats. ice

These are Shuli Rand's best-known albums and songs

Eiru'a Mitgalgel (mini-album)
Album · 2025 · Shuli Rand's official site
Shuli Shar Benayoun (Shuli Sings Benayoun)
Album · 2022 · Wikipedia
Legend of Destruction
Film · 2021 · Wikipedia
Ratzo VaShov (Back and Forth)
Album · 2018 · Wikipedia
Shuli Rand in Caesarea (live)
Album · 2010 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Nekuda Tova (Good Point)
Album · 2008 · Wikipedia
Ayeka
Song · 2008 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ushpizin
Film · 2004 · Wikipedia
Life According to Agfa
Film · 1992 · Wikipedia
The Dybbuk, at Habima
Stage show · 1988 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Shuli Rand's songs and live clips are on his own YouTube channel

2026

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

How old is Shuli Rand?

Shuli Rand was born on 6 February 1962 and is 64 years old.

What is Shuli Rand's best-known album?

Nekuda Tova, his first album, released in April 2008 and produced by Shmulik Daniel, with singles such as Ayeka and the title song with Ehud Banai. It went gold that August with more than 30,000 copies sold and platinum a month later with 62,000.

Did Shuli Rand write Ushpizin?

Yes. He wrote the film with director Gidi Dar and played its lead, Moshe Belanga, which won him the Ophir Award for best actor in 2004.

What album did Shuli Rand make with Amir Benayoun?

Shuli Shar Benayoun, released in March 2022: Benayoun wrote and composed the songs and Shmulik Daniel produced. The two first worked on it in 2005, dropped it after a few months and came back to it about fifteen years later.

How did Shuli Rand start out on stage?

He studied at the Nissan Nativ acting studio from 1984 to 1987, played Hanan in The Dybbuk at Habima under Andrzej Wajda in 1988, and played Hamlet in Rina Yerushalmi's Hebrew version from 1989 to 1993.

Does Shuli Rand sing Meir Ariel's songs?

Yes. In 2015 he opened Ta'mbinti, a show of Meir Ariel's songs, and his live album from Caesarea closes with his version of Ariel's Ma Chadash BaMada, recorded at a tribute show for Ariel.