To Recharge the Battery: Keren Ann Comes for a Show in Israel

Even after a quarter-century of a successful international career, Keren Ann – the Israeli‑French singer‑songwriter whose songs have starred in series like "Deep in the Earth" and "Grey's Anatomy" – needs a short visit to Israel to recharge her batteries. In an exclusive interview with Einav Schiff on the occasion of her performance at the Red Sea Jazz Festival, she talks about the complexity of explaining Israel in Europe, the art that repeatedly saves her from the storms outside, and why she doesn’t write songs in Hebrew.

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