My Lucky Day

IKnowIKnowIKnow

Carrie & Big

I wrote this song as a self reminder, I kept trying to convince myself that I can do better. It became a real life-saver for me, and once I started playing it live it spread like wildfire. With anthem-like potential it has a refreshing sense of pride to it, it almost feels like a relief. Me and Ofiri produced it together and we couldn't be prouder of the result.

Lyrics, music & guitar - Naama Guggenheim
Production and mixing engineer - Ofir Yogev
Keys - Jonathan Haringman
Bass - Stav Alfasi
Mastering Engineer - Matt Colton
Graphic Design - Sandra Koval

The production was made possible with the help of ACUM

Unappealing

The most easy-going and natural collaboration made space for the most easy-going and natural song that developed into the most easy-going and natural music video.
To any of you that wish your life were different, this is a reminder that you can do anything you want with it.

Drive Away Ft. DB.CHAN

I wrote חלומות (dreams) as an instinctive love song when the war broke. I couldn't help but notice the gut-wrenching separations between soldiers preparing for battle and their lovers and partners. It made me want to focus my attention on my home, center myself in Hebrew again. The art attached to the emotional song is by a fallen soldier named Lavi Lifshitz and I was fortunate enough to create the art with his family connected to the song. This song is an ode to those seeking love during war.

חלומות

CA-SH

Let me move mountains

Full Of Love (Feat. Rico TK) (Pre-mix

Thoughts about toxic relationships 

A global pandemic hit while working on this song. 
So we kept on working, solving some inner issues, finding hope in sounds and creativity. 
Who even thought I’d be questioning its release because of a political situation.

While executing my right to protest these past few weeks I came across a sign with the phrase: “Israel, we’re in a toxic relationship”
My heart froze.
I was in a toxic relationship.
This song, this album is about a toxic relationship.

You don’t know you’re in one until you’re out of one.
You don’t know you’re in one until you process what you went through and now we’re processing it as a nation.
We’re processing it globally.
And we’re fully awake.

NO MORE.

This song was not born as a political reference,
But it fits just right.
Let’s get out of this toxic situation.

SOS

Naama Guggenheim

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