Career
Zohar began pursuing music as a career somewhat later than most of her peers. She initially worked with a reggae band which recorded in English, but abandoned the project She experienced success soon afterwards with the release of two songs, "With Your Back" ("Im Hagav") and "Ego Trip".
Both songs, which Zohar wrote herself, became hits in Israel in the Spring and Summer of 2008.
Her debut album, "Speak" ("Dabri"), released in July 2008 combined various musical genres, including world music, jazz, reggae, folk and rock, was both critically acclaimed and very successful. The album, which was produced by Assaf Ayalon, spawned a number of hits, most notably "Indian Love Song (Miguel)" ("Shir Ahava Indiani") and "Know" ("Da").
"I Was Excited for You", the first single from Zohar"s second album "Thirty-Three", was released in March 2010, and the album followed in March. The album drew upon her experiences in Uganda and Oman and was recorded at Afrokaliptus Studio.
Zohar"s third album "Lechem, Ahava" ("Bread, Love") was released in late 2013.
Zohar performed one song in Israeli Arabic, and one song was dedicated to Rona Ramon, the widow of the first Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon, who was killed in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. The album was critically acclaimed.
