NOA
LEMBERSKY.
Noa Lembersky singing on a dark stage under bright spotlights

Recording artist & performer

NOA
LEMBERSKY.

Voice. Sound. Movement.

Discover the artist

Photo: Tomer Bahat

A voice
in motion.

Noa Lembersky is a recording artist and performer whose work moves between electronic music, live vocals, and performance.

A contributor to early J.Views recordings and lead vocalist for its live project, she performed at festivals and venues around the world, including New York’s Blue Note, Highline Ballroom, and Webster Hall.

Her work also reaches into dance and performance art, from singing with Gallim at Lincoln Center Plaza to performing with Tamar Ettun’s The Moving Company and in choreographer Bosmat Nossan’s Watsda?

More about Noa

Born in Haifa, Noa studied theatre before moving to Paris to study jazz theory and vocal technique at Le CIM. She later lived and worked in New York, where she joined the Bushwick arts collective The Hive alongside artist Yula Be’ery, taking part in music, performance, art, and fashion projects.

In Watsda?, she combined singing and movement with a live soundtrack built from ambient sounds and recordings. Her stage work has also included performances with the Revolution Orchestra at the Israeli Opera.

Noa Lembersky singing with one hand raised under violet stage lights
NOA LEMBERSKY Photo: Omer Keidar
The artist

From the recording room
to the live stage.

In sound.
In good company.

Burn

03

From Breathing Under Water

Anoushka Shankar & Karsh Kale · Vocals by Noa Lembersky

The album also features vocals by Sting and Norah Jones.

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A Change Is Gonna Come

04

Nir Graff feat. Bernie Worrell (of Parliament-Funkadelic) & Noa Lembersky

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There There

05

Avi Lebovich & the Orchestra feat. Noa Lembersky

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Shared stages.

On recordVocals on “Burn,” the opening track of Anoushka Shankar & Karsh Kale’s album Breathing Under Water.

Live sessionPart of Lorde’s VEVO sessions, filmed on the rooftop of New York’s Electric Lady Studios.