Liav
Baruch

I create music out of longing – for what never was, for what once was, and for what is still finding its way within me.

 

The oud, the piano, and uneven time – for me they are not just instruments, but a language. A language of memories, of fragility, of breath.

 

I’m drawn to unconventional rhythms, not out of a wish to impress, but because in them I find freedom.

 

The freedom to slow down, to wander, to make mistakes.

 

The freedom to be unpredictable.

 

My music often begins in a quiet moment – a glance, a walk, an unfinished sentence. I record sketches at home, keep them hidden, and gently nurture the idea until it’s ready to meet others.

 

I believe in creation that is intimate, free of pretenses. I don’t always know where it’s going, but when I truly follow it – it leads me to the places I need to be.