You Can Hear It Your Own Way (Vol. 1)
is available now!

1 Transitions

2 Forget Me Not

3 Baragadin

4 Rising

5 Dance With Me

6 Ya Omri

7 World Traveller

8 Go On

Support

Support Shai Wetzer Music
with a tax-deductible donation.

We are looking for supporters who share our vision.

Your generous support enables the creation, recording, and sharing of a musical experience rooted in genuine collaboration and a desire to bring people together.

Volume One – release date: April 23, 2026

Volume Two – release date: TBD (Fall 2026)

Donations will help fund:

  • Completeing Volume 2 - recording, mixing and mastering

  • Content Creation - quality photos, videos and editing

  • Marketing and Promotion Campaigns - including a radio and playlist campaign

  • Double LP creation - artwork, printing and distributing

  • Shai Wetzer Band - a group formed to share the music live and engage audiences in a shared space.

Our goal is not just to gain listeners, but to help connect music lovers across cultures and foster community.

a close up of a record on a table
Segev Harosh

Vocals, Oud, Guitar

Daniel Rein

Piano

Yuli Beeri

Vocals

Daniel Ori

Bass

Evan Francis

Reeds

Yair Tzabari

Vocals

Yonathan Peled

Trombone

James Haddad

Trumpet

Almog Sharvit

Bass

Bligh Voth

Vocals

Yoni Avi Battat

Oud & Violin

Micha Gilad

Keys

Oren Neiman

Guitar

George Crotty

Cello

Tamar Eisenman

Guitar

Mike Cefalo

Vocals

Amongst other
talented friends...
Roger Kashou

Darbuka

Collaboration

This project brings together a diverse group of more than 20 artists to create a cohesive musical experience rooted in cross-cultural exchange. The album celebrates the richness of difference while modeling the magical cohesion across difference that artistic collaboration can achieve. The ensemble of musicians who joined to record Shai's songs reflects this mission. Their varied backgrounds are central to the project’s purpose: producing music with a sound that could only be created through collaboration, intermingling traditions and lived experiences.