Tomer Biran

Tomer Biran (born July 10, 1976) is an Israeli music producer, arranger, composer, and singer. Biography Biran was born in Ofakim under the name Tomer Biton, to David and Yaffa Biton. Biran has a brother and sister, soundtrack designer Assaf Biton and fashion designer Yarden Biton. After his military service, Biran moved to Tel Aviv. Early in his career, Biran worked with Haim Tsinovich and participated in his album “Today’s Tears Are Tomorrow’s Honey” which he created in 2000, composing and arranging songs including “Habel, the Vanity of Grace, the Lie of Beauty.” Biran was also involved in his next album, “And the Fire Will Burn” from 2001. In 2007, he arranged the song “Abba” for Shlom Shabbat, which reached third place in the 2008 annual chart. In 2012, he arranged the song “Shmayim” for Yigal Bashan, which was a success and even reached the top of the chart for one week. In 2019, after Bashan’s death and at the request of the family, he arranged the song “Tabit. In 2019, two songs that he arranged and produced musically achieved great success: “Shevet Achim and Achiyot” performed by Omni Israel and “Aluf Ha’olam” performed by Hanan Ben Ari. The following year, the songs “Im Ta