Omer Adam is an Israel-American singer whose music blends Mizrahi and Western pop, achieving significant popularity in Israel and beyond.
Omer Adam partnered with Stage11, a company focusing on Web3 and metaverse experiences, strengthening his presence in digital entertainment. This collaboration aligns him with other notable artists like David Guetta, Akon, and Snoop Dogg who have also chosen to work with Stage11.
Mizrahi Tefahot Bank extended a loan of NIS 410 million to Anan Data Centers, a venture co-owned by singer Omer Adam and his family (PAI). This partnership indicates Adam's involvement in significant financial and technological investments.
Omer Adam participated in a collaboration with "Yalla Teaneck," which was curated by four celebrated individuals. This indicates his involvement in community-focused or cultural projects.
Omer Adam, along with partners and the Cal credit company, launched CarPay, a new app designed for the secure buying and selling of used cars.
Omer Adam collaborated with the Special in Uniform program, providing a memorable experience for attendees and highlighting his engagement with social causes and support for individuals with special needs.
Omer Adam partnered with the Europe-Israel Group and Swiss fund Lian Group to develop a $120 million underground data center, showcasing his involvement in high-tech and real estate ventures.
Omer Adam's music has been featured prominently on Apple Music, specifically during Rosh Hashanah, where his playlists and songs were highlighted alongside other Israeli artists. He was also noted for dominating the top spots on Apple Music charts in Israel with his album 'The 8'.
Omer Adam has achieved significant success on Spotify, holding top-ranking positions in Israel with his releases, such as his album 'The 8', where he released a song daily, with all eight tracks reaching the top of the charts.
Omer Adam was born on October 22, 1993, in North Carolina, U.S., to Israeli parents Sharon and Yaniv Adam. His family returned to Israel when he was three years old, settling in Mishmar HaShiv’a. He later served in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the Technology and Maintenance Corps. Adam’s musical journey began with his participation in Season 7 of ‘Kokhav Nolad,’ a popular Israeli Idol show. However, he withdrew from the competition after a blogger revealed he was underage, being 15 years and 7 months old when he applied, while the minimum age was 16.
Despite the early setback, Adam quickly established himself in the Israeli music scene. In 2011, he became the youngest artist to headline a live show in Caesarea Maritima, a significant milestone in his career. His music, which fuses Mizrahi elements with Western pop instrumentation, resonated widely, leading Ynetnews to name him “Israel’s most famous singer” in 2023. In 2017–18, his song “Two Crazy People” became the biggest-selling song in Israel, surpassing the Eurovision 2018 winner “Toy.” He declined an offer to appear in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 due to performance scheduling on Shabbat, demonstrating his commitment to his beliefs. Adam has also engaged in charitable efforts, joining 39 other Israeli artists in November 2020 to record ‘Katan Aleinu,’ a charity single to benefit hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Throughout his career, Omer Adam has released several successful albums and EPs, including “Namess Mimekh” (2010), “Good Boy Bad Boy” (2012), “Music and Quiet” (2013), “Modeh Ani” (2015), “After All These Years” (2017), “Omer” (2020), “End of the World” (2023), “Broken Rhythms” (2024), and “Symptoms of a Breakup” (2025). His EPs include “5 Boom!” (2019), “The 8” (2021), “3” (2021), “Lecha’orah” (2022), and “5 Nights” (2024). His official YouTube channel boasts over 1.35 million subscribers and 2.37 billion views as of July 2025, underlining his substantial digital presence and global reach.
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