Collaborating Artists

Rami Shuler is a percussionist who plays instruments such as vibraphone, marimba, and other percussion tools. His connection with Shlomi Goldenberg is evident in multiple musical settings: Shuler often performs in concerts musically curated by Goldenberg — for example, at the “Jazz Party at the Simta Theater,” where Shuler is featured as the vibraphone and percussion artist in Goldenberg’s ensemble. BE106.NET Moreover, Shuler contributes to Goldenberg’s work, including on the album SpirituaLight, where he participates playing marimba, vibraphone, and other percussion instruments

Elisheva Bat Israel is a singer and pianist from the Hebrew Israelite community in Dimona, known for her unique blend of gospel, jazz, and soul music. She has performed in concerts and tribute shows dedicated to legendary jazz and gospel artists. Over the years, she has collaborated with musician and arranger Shlomi Goldenberg, who arranged and accompanied many of her performances – from children’s shows to gospel tributes – creating a distinctive sound that bridges African-American traditions with the Israeli jazz scene.

Dafna Armoni is an Israeli artist whose musical career spans singing, acting, and performances in pop, rock, and also jazz genres. She is known for emotionally rich renditions and a voice that carries the legacy of the 1970s–80s in Israeli song. One of her artistic directions has been performances as part of Jazz BaShdera — a series of open-air concerts on Ben-Gurion Boulevard in Tel Aviv, organized by Shlomi Goldenberg. In that context, Armoni performed jazz songs—especially works of Ella Fitzgerald—accompanied by Goldenberg’s band. Goldenberg served as musical arranger and bandleader, constructing musical settings that allowed her voice to shine in a jazz idiom before a public street audience.

Roy Young is an international soul and blues singer who has made Israel his home, performing regularly with his powerful voice and charismatic stage presence. His collaboration with Shlomi Goldenberg grew out of jazz and soul projects, where Goldenberg joined him as a saxophonist, arranger, and musical director. One of their most notable collaborations is on the album Jazz Voices of Israel, Live with Shlomi Goldenberg & Friends, where Young performs blues classics such as “Everyday I Have the Blues” and “Blue Moon,” with Goldenberg leading the musical production. Their partnership brings together Young’s warm, soulful voice and Goldenberg’s jazz arrangements, creating a cultural fusion that bridges American soul traditions with the Israeli jazz scene.