Daphne Levy

Daphna's album "Late Night Journey", featuring highly acclaimed tenor sax player Lew Tabackin, was recently released! The Jazz album was recorded in Tel Aviv and NYC by an international band of musicians from the US, Israel, Italy and Slovenia, and it contains original tunes alongside Daphna's own arrangements to Jazz standards.

About
Daphna Levy is a masterful Jazz singer-songwriter whose rich, warm voice, intelligent musicianship and elegant appearance touch many hearts and souls throughout the world. Daphna features her own unique interpretations to all-time-favorite Jazz standards, as well as original music.

Daphna was born and raised in Tel Aviv. She began her musical pursuit as a student at Thelma Yellin High School of Arts playing upright bass and later on as a soloist with the IDF military big band. A descendant of a cantor dynasty from her mother's side and a member of the Levy ancient tribe of musicians from her father's, she sang from the very time she began to speak.

Daphna holds a master's degree in Philosophy. She studied theater as well as Jazz piano and meditation, and is proud to have been a student of legendary voice teacher Mr. Seth Riggs (Los Angeles, CA). Daphna's album "Late Night Journey", featuring the highly acclaimed Lew Tabackin on tenor sax, was recently released! The new Jazz album was recorded in Tel Aviv and NYC by an international band of musicians from the US, Israel, Italy and Slovenia, and it contains original tunes alongside Daphna's own arrangements to Jazz standards.

Daphna's Jazz music is often played on various radio stations and internet radio.

"Daphna Levy is a revelation". 
"Levy’s voice is her own. There is a beguiling feel to her timbre and she manages to marry sassiness with an alluring gutsy texture and pristine clarity. When Levy sings you hear every single syllable, and get exactly what she is trying to convey with the lyrics". "It is a mark of a person’s self-confidence when he or she just puts themselves out as they are, as if to say: “This is me. Love me or leave me.” In Levy’s case, with Late Night Journey it is clearly a case of the former". - Barry Davis,"The Jerusalem Post"