Eyal Erlich comes from Tel Aviv, but his reach is now global: a singer/songwriter who doesn’t perform, but communicates. His songs carry the sober honesty of an artist who embraces risk and intimacy – soulful melodies, versatile ideas, no mask. The response is real: online singles, hundreds of thousands of plays, a growing audience that finds something of its own in his language of closeness and vulnerability. 2025/26 is not just an update, but a new beginning: tours abroad, a debut album in the making, new singles and videos – momentum that sounds like stage and consistency.

‘I Wish I Knew’ is a quiet escalation. A song that leaves room to breathe and thus becomes more intense: fragile, precise, without theatrical gestures. Erlich’s voice carries both pain and clarity, as if tracing the geometry of distance – lines of fear, areas of silence. Lyrically, he remains close: poetic, intimate, reserved. It is the last whisper to someone who has already left, an echo instead of an exclamation.

‘Sentimental Magic Cape’ turns up the energy: sharp-edged rock textures, soft punk attitude, singer-songwriter vulnerability. A melodic ride on the idea of enveloping oneself in a moment of magic – lifting oneself above the noise, knowing that the fall is part of the ride. Storytelling remains central, hooks grab hold, and the edges are deliberately left raw.

This range is Erlich’s statement: introspection and drive, tenderness and edge. If the album continues this duality, it marks not only a career step, but a position: an artist who sharpens modern pop through radical honesty.

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