Israeli Singer Mor Reuveni Discusses Past Financial Struggles
Israeli singer Mor Reuveni, known for hits like "Swirls" and "Don't Buy Me," recently received the Kan Gimel Radio Station's EP of the Year award. Her song "Don't Buy Me" also secured the 27th spot on the annual music chart, an achievement that deeply moved the young artist.
In an interview with Kan Gimel, Reuveni reflected on a challenging period where she considered leaving music to pursue higher education for financial stability. She described this past year as the most significant for her musical expression, emphasizing her growth in songwriting and composition.
Reuveni shared that she and her family contemplated a major life change, including abandoning her music career to enroll in university. "There were moments, it also came from people around me who truly love me and care for me, they told me: 'Listen, you need to recalculate your path. You might need to go study and get a degree because you're not making a living from music.'" she recounted.
She admitted to exploring higher education options during that time, feeling that her audience connected with her emotions, which she found incredibly rewarding. Reuveni expressed joy that her fans enjoy her music and connect with her feelings.