BIO
Yuval Gilboa is a Music Adventurer who creates songs off the beaten path.
He travels the world to hidden acoustic locations - such as abandoned castles, caves, and Cold War military bases - to record vocal mantras, which he blends with production built from nature and environmental sounds.
He studied at Rimon School of Music with Maestro Yaron Gottfried and Josef Bardanashvili in the Composition, Arrangement, and Conducting Department, specializing in ethnic symphonic writing.
After graduating and releasing his multilingual debut album The Cameria of Yuval Gilboa, he set out on a global journey to create music in remote acoustic spaces, sharing his adventures online and building a dedicated following.
Merging poetry and visual art, he also developed a writing technique called “Gibrew,” in which he draws shapes outlined by alphabetic Hebrew letters to form sequences of Gibberish words that he later composes.
Through multi-layered falsetto vocals, tribal grooves sampled from industrial and organic sources, and distorted bass synthesizers, Yuval Gilboa creates a nomadic musical experience rooted in exploration and cultural connection.
REVIEWS
"Yuval is a diligent creator and professional musician with a deep knowledge of symphonic and popular music. Through his work, he brings an agenda that connects cultures and worlds."
Josef Bardanashvili,
Israeli and Georgian composer. lecturer in The Buchmann-Mehta School of Music | Tel Aviv University, Rimon music school and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance
"Yuval never stays in the same area when it comes to songwriting. Every tune of his has a unique personality and character".
CONCERTO-Magazine (Music magazine Austria)
"Yuval is a talented and gifted creator that made his video clip "Im Hayiti Meohav" with the goal of exposing the beautiful and unknown places of Israel".
Eretz ISR Museum