Eyal Har-Noy

Biography

Eyal Har-Noy makes widescreen pop-rock from a rooftop in Tel Aviv — songs where the guitar is a second voice, and every chorus is built for a room full of people.

A singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer, Har-Noy released his debut album "A Childhood Memory" in 2019 and followed it with the EP "Far But Close" (2020), a string of singles, and the double album "Melody of the World" (2024) — ten songs, each captured both in the studio and in a live acoustic take. Across that catalog he has passed 600,000 streams on Spotify, with listeners far beyond Israel.

His sound sits somewhere between Coldplay's stadium-sized choruses, John Mayer's feel and Mark Knopfler's touch: warm, honest vocals and rich storytelling, carried by smooth, emotional guitar lines woven into contemporary pop production. When he let the guitar speak alone on "The Role of Sand" — an extended instrumental solo of raw emotion — it quietly found listeners from Amsterdam to Mexico City without a single word.

His new single "This Is Me" opens a bold new chapter in English: a modern pop-rock declaration about owning your story, driven by soaring guitars and a chorus built to be sung back by a crowd. Like everything he releases, it was written, performed, produced and mixed by Har-Noy himself.

"The guitar is the second singer. It says the things the words can't."