"I felt like we were writing together": Tuval Haim returned to Be'eri to sing with his brother who is no more
Musician Tuval Haim premiered his debut show "Achim" (Brothers) this week at Kibbutz Be'eri, based on his first album. Haim is the brother of Yotam Haim, who was kidnapped on October 7 and mistakenly shot dead by IDF forces after escaping captivity. In an interview, he spoke about the creative process alongside loss, his connection with Yotam through music, and the documentary "Achim" to be broadcast on Kan 11.
Musician Tuval Haim premiered his debut show "Achim" (Brothers) this week at Kibbutz Be'eri, based on his first album. Haim is the brother of Yotam Haim, who was kidnapped on October 7 and mistakenly shot dead by IDF forces after escaping captivity along with Alon Shamriz and Samer al-Talalka. In an interview on the program "Ba'hatzot Hayom" on Kan News, Haim spoke about the significance of performing in the area where he grew up and the creative process alongside loss. "Music managed to take me out of the very angry place I was in," he shared. "It also helped me continue my connection with Yotam and communicate with him through music." The album incorporates Yotam's voice singing and playing. The album is accompanied by the documentary "Achim," which Haim created with director Vadim Makhona and will air on October 7 on Kan 11. Haim is working on a second album, from which he released the single "What I Didn't Get to Say." The show "Achim" will also be performed on October 6 at Martz 2 in Tel Aviv.