Udi Davidi (Hebrew: אודי דוידי) is an Israeli singer, musician, lyricist and composer. Udi Davidi was born on April 25, 1975, and grew up in the settlement of Kedumim. When he was about 15, he met Lilach, the woman who he would later marry, through the Bnei Akiva youth groups. Today he lives with his family on a farm in the settlement of Ma'on, Har Hebron, in the West Bank, where he raises sheep and composes music. Davidi began his musical career in 2004, when he released his first album, Speak to Him. In 2006 his second album, Coming Back to You, was released. In 2008 his third album, Time For Everything, came out, following the style of its predecessors. His fourth album, Good Spirit, was released in 2009 and served as a breakthrough in reaching the general public. The first track on the album, titled "Withholding Your Voice" was broadcast repeatedly on several Israeli radio stations, and nominated on two of them for the Discovery of the Year award. In 2011 Davidi's fifth album, Beloved Son, was released. It includes a duet with popular Israeli singer Shlomi Shabat. His sixth album entitled "Waiting For Silence" was released in 2014. Orot Gevohim, Davidi's seventh album, was released in time for the High Holidays of 2015. His third album sold over 10,000 copies and was picked for the Galgalatz playlist. He has written songs with his wife Lilach Davidi. He plays drums and often performs playing drums and singing simultaneously. More information...
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