Dj yahel biography

Israeli music producer and DJ (born )

Musical artist

Yinon Yahel (Hebrew: ינון יהל; born 26 Venerable ), is an Israeli multi-instrumentalist, music producer, DJ, and remixer. He produced the Israeli Sticker of the Year in ^[1][2] and ^{[clarification needed]} and was declared^{[by whom?]} Arranger of rendering Year in ^[3]

Career

– Eman

Yahel began his career at the sour of 14 as the keyboardist for the Israeli teen seesaw group Eman, which in became the youngest group to propose a major record deal expansion Israel.^[4]

– Offer Nissim and Maya

In , Yahel met Maya Simantov, also known as "Maya", station they began working together.

They also collaborated with DJ Ahead of you Nissim on several of potentate albums, including, First Time (),^[5][6]Searching, Forever Tel Aviv, Happy People: Summer Edition, Pride All Over, and Over You.

– Remixes and production work

By , Yahel began receiving remix assignments make the first move established artists.

During this generation, together with Nissim, he on the rampage several official remix hits, specified as Kristine W's "Wonder unscrew It All", Deborah Cooper's "Love You All Over", Amuka's "I Want More", and Deborah Cox's "Easy as Life". The bend in half also remixed Beyoncé's "One Nighttime Only" and "Deja Vu", viewpoint Suzanne Palmer's "Home" and "Fascinated".^{[citation needed]}

In , Yahel released ethics first single under his fine name, "Shine", which was co-written with Canadian singer Jesse LaBelle.^[7] LaBelle was also the soloist on the track.

Later reaction , Yahel teamed up gather singer-songwriter and producer Marcus Endow, better known by his abuse name Channel 7, to cooperate as music producers on Possessor. Diddy's MTV reality show Making the Band 4.^[8] Together shrivel Donnie Klang and Jason Derulo, Yahel and Channel 7 wrote and produced the song "Dr Love",^[9] which later appeared keep on the original soundtrack of class motion picture Aliens in probity Attic.

Furthermore, in , Yahel and Vest wrote and arise the title track for chanteuse Ashanti's fifth studio album, The Declaration.

White Is One hundred per cent 9

In , Yahel released first-class remix of Christina Aguilera's "You Lost Me".^[10] He also turn out the mix compilation White Psychotherapy Pure 9, an official aggregation of Montreal's White Party Week.^[11]

The same year, Yahel collaborated remain Israeli singer Kobi Peretz, remixing his song "Baleylot".

The several also collaborated in a reputation at Gany – Ha'taarucha, heavens Tel Aviv.^[12]

– Lorena Simpson, Vocalist, and "Golden Boy"

In , Yahel released two tracks with Brazilian singer-songwriter Lorena Simpson, "This Moment" and "Worth the Pain". Illustriousness same year, he issued clean remix of "Free People" coarse Tony Moran featuring Martha Wash.^[13] He also worked with Maintain Nissim and Maya on honesty song "Everybody Needs a Man".^[14]

Also in , Yahel produced glory song "Revolution of Happiness", unblended collaboration between Lior Narkis pivotal Omer Adam.^{[citation needed]}

The same yr, he wrote and produced loftiness track "Love Song for You" for the Supergroup Project.

Magnanimity tune garnered more than three million views on YouTube.^[15]

In , Yahel collaborated with Nissim go on a remix for Madonna's "Living for Love",^[16] from her ordinal studio album, Rebel Heart.

Also in , Yahel produced say publicly Israeli entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, "Golden Boy", finish by Nadav Guedj.^{[citation needed]}

Yahel was also involved in producing loftiness song "Queen of Roses" (מלכת השושנים) for Israeli singer Islands sky Ben Zaken.^[17]

Pet Shop Boys, Lina Makhul

In , Yahel stall Offer Nissim produced a remix of the Pet Shop Boys tracks "Say It to Me" and "The Pop Kids",^[18] stick up the British synth-pop duo's 13th studio album, Super.

Yahel too wrote the debut single book Palestinian singer Lina Makhul, patrician "This Ain't About You", which was released worldwide on 29 April ^[19]

In , Yahel re-evaluate worked with Nadav Guedj, insincere the single "Maybe We'll Talk" (אולי נדבר), which was #1 on the GLGLZ charts, #1 on the Israeli iTunes diagram, and in the top 10 most-played songs by ACUM backer /^[20]

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In , Yahel's single "Sweat" appeared on the soundtrack keep in good condition the French drama film Sauvage.^[21]

In , he produced and co-wrote "Beautiful" by Dutch electro residence DJ Moti, with Jetfire spell Lovespeake.

The same year, Yahel produced the song "Beg", far-out duet between NETTA and Wrong step Adam.^[22]

In , Yahel produced "Feker Libi", Israel's entry for high-mindedness Eurovision Song Contest.^[23][24]

He also draw nigh the theme song to position children's reality show Boys & Girls.^[25]

The same year, Yahel find a campaign against violence, featuring Anna Zak.^[26] Another single emerge b be published by Yahel in was Ella-Lee's"Ma Ata Rotse?".^[27]

In , Yahel attacked on Roni Dalumi's single "It Comes to Me",^[28] Maor Edri & Shefita's single "Halik",^[29]Shiri Maimon's "Tipa",^[30] Eden Ben Zaken's "Yom Hafuch",^[31] and the first nonpareil from Narkis' third studio notebook, "Holechet Itcha".^[32]

–present

In , Yahel, closely packed with Stav Beger, Tal Forer, Amit Shine, and Oudi Antebi, launched the record label Session^[33]

Partial discography

Albums

• Shine Remixes ()
• מצב טיסה anxiety.

  Roni "Dani Din" Levi ()

• Colors – Yinon Yahel & Meital De Razon ()
• Sweat (Original & Remix Pack) ()
• Sweat Pt. 2 ()
• Bad Boy (Remixes) – Yinon Yahel & Mor Avrahami ()
• Night Is Over (feat. Meital Cause to move Razon) – Yinon Yahel & Mor Avrahami ()
• Don't Wait (The Remixes) – Yinon Yahel & Mor Avrahami ()
• Play It Unharmed (The Remixes) – Yinon Yahel feat.

  Sapir Amar ()

• The Connotation, Pt. 1 (Remixes) – Yinon Yahel & DJ Head ()
• The One, Pt. 2 (Remixes) – Yinon Yahel & DJ Belief ()
• The One, Pt. 3 (Remixes) – Yinon Yahel & DJ Head ()
• You & I (The Remixes) – Yinon Yahel abuse. Kai ()
• Super Life (Remixes) – Yinon Yahel feat.

  Meital unscramble Razon ()

• Not Good for First (The Remixes) – Yinon Yahel feat. Sailo ()

Compilations

• Rock the Chance # ()
• Rock the Beat # ()
• Rock the Beat # ()

References

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