Eden Golan reveals 'Imperfections' in international debut album

Eden Golan launches her international debut album in English, "Imperfections," and tells in an interview about the intense two-year creative process, the difficulty of expressing emotions in Hebrew, and the preparations for her first solo show at the Barby.

Eden Golan launches her international debut album, "Imperfections," this week after a two-year creative process. In an interview with the program "In the Middle of the Day" on Kan News, Golan said the album is exposed and personal, reflecting a process of maturation and real emotions. She chose to sing in English, her mother tongue, because it is easier for her to express emotions in that language, while in Hebrew she still struggles. Golan addressed the parody on the show "Eretz Nehederet" following grammatical errors in Hebrew, noting that even native Hebrew speakers make mistakes. The album, she says, represents a life philosophy of accepting imperfection. At the end of the month, Golan will perform her first solo show at the Barby club in Tel Aviv, featuring a live band and new arrangements.