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Israel Gad Elbaz is an internationally recognized Israeli singer, celebrated for his contributions to Jewish, Eastern, and Mizrahi music, with a career spanning over three decades.
Collaborated with Shlomi Shabbat, singing alongside him during historic performances. These collaborations aimed to bring together observant and non-observant audiences through music.
Michael Wildes, Managing Partner of Wildes & Weinberg, worked on behalf of Gad Elbaz to secure an extension of his O-1 visa classification, which is for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field.
Gad Elbaz was featured as an anthem artist for Dance for Kindness, an organization that promotes kindness through global dance events. His association highlights his role in inspiring positive social actions.
Featured on songs such as "Hashem Melech 2.0" and "L'Chaim," demonstrating collaborative musical efforts.
Collaborated on singles "Halayla Zeh Hazman" and "Or," showcasing joint musical projects.
Featured on the single "Miracles (Al Hanisim)" in 2014.
Collaborated on the single "Miracles (Al Hanisim)" in 2014.
Credited on "Rise Again (Betifara)" in 2016.
Featured on the collaborative track "WeR1" in 2016.
Featured on the collaborative track "WeR1" in 2016.
Featured on the collaborative track "WeR1" in 2016.
Collaborated on the single "Shine On" in 2017.
Collaborated on the single "Ana" in 2018.
Collaborated on the single "Ochi Chernye" in 2018.
Collaborated on the single "Change the World" in 2018.
Collaborated on the single "Change the World" in 2018, and "Shmor - Cecilia Margules Project" in 2019.
Collaborated on the single "Lo Maocher" in 2018.
Collaborated on singles "I Know," "Shmor" (feat. Benny Elbaz and Saul Dreier), and "We Are Rachel's Children" in 2019.
Collaborated on "Abale - Remix" in 2019.
Collaborated on "Vearikoti Lachem Bracha" in 2020.
Collaborated on "Mekudeshet" in 2020.
Collaborated on "Tachzik Oti" in 2022.
Collaborated on "Purim Crashers" in 2022.
Collaborated on "Esah Enai" in 2022.
Collaborated on "Yavo Hayom" in 2022.
Collaborated on "Good Shabbos" in 2022.
Collaborated on "Good Shabbos" in 2022.
Collaborated on "Lenasot" and "Lenasot - Remix" in 2022.
Collaborated on "Hu Hamelech" in 2023.
Collaborated on "Kol Hatfilot" in 2023.
Gad Elbaz, born Gad Gaston Elbaz on August 20, 1982, in Rehovot, Israel, is a prominent Israeli Jewish singer with Moroccan Jewish heritage. His musical journey began at the young age of four, where he started singing and writing music. His initial public appearances were alongside his father, Benny Elbaz, who is also an Israeli singer. At the age of four, he notably featured with his father on the song “Father I Love You,” and has continued to collaborate on four CDs with him throughout his career. This early exposure to the music industry laid the groundwork for his future as a solo artist.
Elbaz launched his solo career with his debut album “Walk in a Straight Path” in 1998. This was followed by a series of successful albums, including “Light at the End of the Tunnel” in 2003, “Meanings” in 2005, “Almost Quiet” in 2006, and “Between the Drops” in 2007. A significant career highlight was his “Live at Caesarea” album, released in 2008, showcasing his live performance capabilities. His global tours, such as the “Hashem Melech Tour,” which included over 180 shows in 53 cities, contributed to his international recognition. His music videos have received regular airplay on Israeli Music 24, further solidifying his presence in the Israeli music scene.
His career progression also includes securing an extension of his O-1 visa classification, allowing him to continue his work in the United States and spread Jewish music. Elbaz continued to release albums, including “Words of Spirit” in 2013, “Nigun Umizmor” and “Ze Hayom” both in 2014, and “Lechaim” in 2017. In both 2017 and 2018, he ranked as the number one most-viewed Orthodox Jewish singer on YouTube. His collaborative efforts include performing with artists such as Shlomi Shabat, Lidor Yosefi, Shlomo Gronich, and Subliminal. He has also engaged in cross-cultural collaborations, inviting secular Israeli singers to perform with him, demonstrating his ability to connect diverse audiences through music.
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