Eyal Golan dominates Israeli pop with a Mizrahi fusion sound that made him the country's highest-earning singer by 2011 - a rare commercial peak in a genre that bridges Middle Eastern tradition and contemporary radio.
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Born Eyal Bitton on 12 April 1971, Golan built his career in Mizrahi music, the pop-folk hybrid that draws on Middle Eastern and Mediterranean roots. The style had long been a cultural flashpoint in Israel, but Golan's version found the commercial center. By 2011 he was reporting the highest income of any singer in the country, a measure of both his reach and the genre's arrival in the mainstream. He remains one of Israel's most successful recording artists.
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