Israeli Singer Eden Hason Celebrates 32nd Birthday with Career Milestones

Eden Hason, a prominent Israeli singer, marks his 32nd birthday on Tuesday, reflecting on a career that began behind the scenes. Raised in a religious family in Pardes Hanna, Hason served in the Israeli Air Force at Ramon Base before advancing in music. He started professionally in 2015 as a songwriter and composer for artists like Eden Ben Zaken, Itay Levi, and Pe'er Tasi.

Hason released his debut single "Someone Stop Me" in December 2017, which he also directed the music video for, quickly gaining industry attention and winning the ACUM Award for Song of the Year. Another early hit, "Such Kids," represented Israel at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2018, performed by Noam Dadon.

In 2022, Hason became the most-streamed Israeli artist on both Apple Music and Spotify, solidifying his status as a leading figure in Israeli music. Beyond singing, he hosts a weekly late-night show on Galgalatz since 2021 and joined the judging panel of "The Next Star" in 2023.

In November 2024, Hason publicly revealed his relationship with actor and dancer Yotam Gabriel, which they had kept private for over two years after meeting during Festigal work. Despite the public acknowledgment, Hason prefers to keep his personal life discreet. Musically versatile, he writes, composes, produces, and plays guitar and piano, contributing to his success on and off stage.