…and it feels like home! – Ofrin is back in Tel Aviv

Sick of “dance music” and can’t make a difference between a Gaga, Riri, and Nicki Minaj song? Ofrin is coming to Israel to save you, and does two shows: one in Haifa, and one in Tel Aviv. Organic, electronic, powerful, shamanic music with the easiness of pop – from Berlin directly to your soul!

Ofrin aka Ofri Brin is a singer, musician, producer and visual artist Living in Berlin. She just released her third album, The Bringer, and this time she was working on the production, lyrics , music, graphic and video work as well. She’s been busy participating in musical projects in New York, Brighton and Tel Aviv – from the age of fourteen.

In 2004 she finally set foot in Berlin where she set roots and established her band, Ofrin. Between 2005-2008 they released two albums – Rust and Velvet and On Shore Remain – where they cooperated with Producer Eddie Stevens, who worked with names such as Moloko and Roisin Murphy.

The new album got incredible media’s and public attention: a wonderful review at the Rolling Stone Magazine, sold out tours around Europe, shows in the Berlin Fashion Week and participation in the TED platform. “The Bringer is a full philosophic and emotional journey i have been going through, that we are all going through, i would like to believe.” – says Ofri.

With her very own words: “The album here to raise questions about our existence in everyday modern life, existing through the virtual realm, becoming distant from one another. We are a generation that still remembers something different, and we are missing a place to belong. The Bringer is here to try and give us this feeling of home we are longing for.”

“…the ability to melt endless influences into one is in Ofrin’s nature. A nostalgic and modern world, a cosmos of sound, the oriental and western coming to life in a combination between elements of Jazz electronic apparat and a hypnotizing voice are ‫whole‬.” Rolling Stone magazine, 2013

Mark your calendars! Wednesday, March 12, 2014, 9:30 pm. Venue: Pasáž, Allenbi 94, 65813 Tel Aviv, Israel

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