Yossi Mor
Musician
About Yossi Mor
Born 1983. Yossi Mor is an Israeli.
Yossi Mor (; born on December 21, 1983) is an Israeli musician, keyboardist, musical producer, and musical programmer.
Biography Born on December 21, 1983, in Lod, to Aaron and Sima Mirilashvili, who immigrated from Georgia in the 1970s. Mor went to Amal Alef Highschool, in Ramla, and after military discharge started his studies in Rimon School of Music, majoring in performance and composition. In 2017 Mor accompanied Shiri Maimon in a performance for US president Donald Trump, during his visit in Israel.
Career His musical path began at the age of 6, when Mor started studying piano and organ with his aunt.
Participation in live shows In high school, together with Eyal Mazig and Dudi Bar David Yossi founded a rock band named 'The Charlie Case Kingdom'. In 2003 studied in Rimon School of Music. In 2005 Mor joined the 'Hadorbanim' band as a keyboard player, during the tour with their album Levi. In 2006 joined the musical band accompanying Shiri Maimon, along with musicians like Yonathan Fridge and Danny Schneidermann. In 2009 participated as a keyboardist in âGood Vibrationsâ, a tribute concert to the Beach Boys. Between 2010-2018 played in a joint performance of Shiri Maimon and Shimon Buskila, and in the recording of their joint album, which reached Platinum. In 2012 joined the musical band that accompanies Kobi Aflalo during his various performances. From 2015 till 2017 was part of Guy Mazig's musical band, and played on the recording of the debut album âHaShahor HaHadashâ (The New Black). In 2014-2017 Mor played in the musical band of the âMa Kashurâ trio, in the âMa Kashur Osim Sameakhâ performance. During those years Yossi also played in Rotem Cohenâs musical band in the "El Ha-Olam Shelah" (âTo Your Worldâ) and "Lo Dimyanti" (âI never imaginedâ) performances. In 2020-2021 played in Zehava Benâs musical band. In 2021 joined the musical band of Ritaâs and Rami Kleinsteinâs joint performance. In addition, Yossi played the keyboards in many different performances of the most famous Israeli artists. He accompanied Shlomo Gronich, Harel Skaat Shefita, Subliminal, Narkis, Ishay Ribo, Nurit Galron, Omer Adam, Ariel Zilber, Avraham Tal, Dikla, Idan Amedi and others. Mor played in known singles, such as: "Na'gat Li Balev" (âYou Touched My Heartâ) and "Eten Lakh" (âI Will Give Youâ) by Eyal Golan, "Every Man's Dream" covered by Subliminal, "El Ha-Olam Shelakh" (âInto Your Worldâ) by Rotem Cohen, "Mishehu Aher" (âSomebody Elseâ) by Dudi Bar David and Maya Herman, "Ose Ksamim Ve-Rock'n'Roll" (âMaking Magic and RockânâRollâ) by Guy Mazig, "Taltalim" (âCurlsâ) by Nurit Galron, "Banalia Lifney Ha-Shkia" (âBanalia Before Sunsetâ) by Shlomo Gronich, and many others. Mor played and recorded the albums âInto Your Worldâ and âI Never Imaginedâ by Rotem Cohen, both of which reached gold, and on "HaMar'ot" (âMirrorsâ) album by Kobi Aflalo, which also reached gold. Yossi was also a keyboardist on many musical reality shows, such as the "HaKokhav HaBa" Rising Star for Eurovision, "The Voice" Israel, and Aviv vs. Eyal, and in Tal Berman's show, âFriday with Tal Bermanâ. Mor was a part of a team of musical producers in The Four show on its only season.
Cultural performances Since 2012 Mor has been a keyboardist in the house band of the ACUM prize annual awards. In 2014 Mor played at the performance âThis is the same loveâ, a tribute to Arik Einstein. The performance was held at the Yarkon Park, in front of tens of thousands of people.
Singles production Mor has made a musical arrangement for many singles, including "Tsone'akh Lemala" ("Falling upstairs") and "Toda She-Bata Le-Khayay" ("Thank You for Coming into My Life") by Kobi Aflalo, "I Will Give You" by Eyal Golan, "Margish" ("Feeling"), and "Mekomot Yafim" ("Beautiful Places") by Rotem Cohen. Mor has musically produced the cover version for Ehud Manor's '"Be-Shana Ha-Ba'a" ("Next Year") song by Shiri Maimon. In addition, Mor has produced for Kobi Aflalo a cover version for the song "Tefilah" (âPrayerâ) by Ofra Haza, as part of "Kol HaNeshama" (âVoice of the Soul â Singing Ofra Hazaâ) project performed by Kobi Aflalo.
Concerts production Mor is a productive musical producer. Among the rest, he has produced performances for many artists over the years. In 2014 Mor produced the Mar'ot (Mirror) performance for Kobi Aflalo. In 2015 he produced the Into Your World performance by Rotem Cohen. In 2016 he produced the I Never Imagined show, also by Rotem Cohen. In 2017 Mor produced the acoustic show UNPLUGGED for Shiri Maimon. In 2020 Mor has musically produced the International Womenâs day show, featuring top Israeli female artists, including: Rita, Sarit Hadad, Yardena Arazi, Gali Atari, Eden Ben Zaken, Nasrin Kadri, Shiri Maimon, Netta Barzilai, and others. The show was cancelled due to the Coronavirus outbreak in Israel. In 2021 Mor has musically produced Zehava Benâs show, after Zehava won the âBig Brotherâ show. During that year Yossi produced the âLIVE & PARTYâ performance for Shiri Maimon, and the "Toda SheBat Le-Khayay" ("Thank You For Coming Into My Life") tour of Kobi Aflalo. Mor is creating music using Ableton software. He used it to produce the concerts of Ishay Ribo, Roy Zu-Arets and Guy Zu-Aretz, Zehava Ben and others. Mor is teaching music production using this software.
Personal life Mor is married to the actress and singer Lilah Eliash. The two are living in the centre of Israel.
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Who is Yossi Mor?
Musician
When was Yossi Mor born?
Yossi Mor was born on 21 December 1983 in Lod.
What nationality is Yossi Mor?
Yossi Mor is Israeli.
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