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Culture18:22 · 38m ago

Omri Smadar Set to Perform at Caesarea Amphitheater

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
The story · English

Israeli electronic music producer and DJ Omri Smadar is preparing for a significant performance at the Caesarea Amphitheater, a venue often considered a milestone for Israeli artists. Smadar, who began as an underground artist, has gained mainstream recognition and is now a sought-after producer. He has collaborated with prominent Israeli musicians, including Shalom Hanoch and Aviv Geffen, to remix their songs.

Smadar has previously created popular remix versions of songs by artists like Yehudit Ravitz and Shoshana Damari, which have resonated with large audiences at parties and events. His upcoming concert at Caesarea marks the next step in his career, moving from underground clubs to a major national stage.

The artist described the upcoming performance as both "exciting and stressful," highlighting the pressure and anticipation associated with performing at such a renowned venue. The event signifies his transition from a niche electronic music producer to a recognized figure in the broader Israeli music scene.

Read the original at Channel 13
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