Mashy Kleinstein Releases Debut Single 'Tell Me' Ahead of First Album
Mashy Kleinstein, known as an actress and singer from theater, television, and dubbing, has taken a major step in her music career by releasing her debut single "Tell Me" on Sunday. The single is the first from her upcoming personal debut album expected later this year. Kleinstein presents herself as a mature creator and performer with a clear, emotional voice that conveys artistic depth and a renewed connection to her inner self. She shared that in recent years she felt a deep longing for the child she once was, who simply wanted to sing, and that working closely with artistic director Gadi Gidor in the studio helped turn a long-held dream into reality.
Daughter of renowned Israeli singers Rita and Rami Kleinstein and sister to singer Noam Kleinstein, Mashy officially joins her family's distinguished musical legacy. However, her path to original music was not straightforward; she spent years establishing herself as a successful actress before embracing music with courage and maturity. She explained that the timing of this debut single and album is perfect, born out of readiness and precision.
Alongside her musical work, Kleinstein is actively involved in major cultural and entertainment projects, including productions like "Peter Pan," "Mika Sheli," and "Zero Motivation," all while raising two children. Previously, she demonstrated her musical talent through various projects, such as releasing a heartfelt song in memory of the Nova victims titled "This Is Not the Time to Leave," originally written by Jessica Alter, and recording a new version of the "Parpar Nehmad" theme song for the show's revival.
With her debut album, Kleinstein fully embraces original music as an independent creator with a unique voice and personal message. The single "Tell Me" marks the beginning of what promises to be an exciting and meaningful musical journey.
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