Tomer Eldor

Tomer Eldor is a jazz composer, arranger, pianist, vocalist, and immersive musician from Israel. His music spans from jazz to world, vocal, theatrical, and global folklore influences.
Growing up surrounded by music and attending art school from a young age, Tomer performed with jazz ensembles since he was 10, and founded many large-scale musical productions with 40+ participants of top national artists.

At 16, he played at the Red Sea Jazz Festival and toured the US with his a-cappella group "Layla," and fundraised $10K to charity through a renewed "16th Lamb" project collaboration with the support of Yoni Rechter.
With a passion for collaborative creation and expressive vocals, Tomer formed Umami, a vocal group that recently debuted an album. He has toured internationally with multiple bands from contemporary jazz & funk to world and vocal music.

Based in London, Tomer has played at renowned jazz festivals such as EFG London Jazz Festival and prestigious venues worldwide. He has collaborated with notable jazz artists and explored diverse genres, including R&B, West-African & World music, and all genres of Jazz - from swing to Latin and contemporary.

Today Tomer is pushing boundaries with immersive and cross-modal music experiences. He combines music with other art forms, offering multi-dimensional encounters that engage the senses and involve the audience as part of the creation
His project MUZE COLLECTIVE brings cross-art and audience involvement to another level.