Tszliley Hakerem

Lehakat Tszliley Hakerem, or “Sounds of the Vineyard”, was an Israeli group started in the early-mid 1970s by Daklon and Moshe Ben Mosh. This group pioneered in a popular fusion of Greek, Yemenite, and Hebrew music which paved the way for the growth of “Mizrahi” (Eastern) music. After the breakup of the group in the early 1980s, Daklon went on to have a successful solo career, while Moshe Ben Mosh started a record production company and worked as producer, arranger, and studio guitarist of a number of Mizrahi artists in the 1980s, including most notably Haim Moshe.