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Adi Ulmansky ( ) is a producer/singer/rapper originally from Jerusalem, Israel. Since 2007 Adi Ulmansky has made several TV appearances and released several music videos to Israeli music TV channel Music 24 and MTV Israel , including collaborations with leading directors like Vania Heymann . Adi released her debut solo mixtape 'Shit Just Got Real' in January 2013 and her following solo EP 'Hurricane Girl' in August 2013. Adi was also the founder and leader of the band Lorena B and also collaborated with other artists like Johnny Goldstein as well as the producer Borgore with whom she released several high-profile tracks like 'Someone Else's' with 1.5 million views on YouTube . Her latest single and music video 'Falling' has premiered on Vice's 'You Need To Hear This' section as well as getting into the playlists of popular radio stations in Israel - Galgalatz , IBA 's 88FM and others. Adi Ulmansky in Tel Aviv Gay Pride Parade 2013 In 2012, Adi was selected by American Express for their The Young Professionals project as the only musician from a group of 9 leading young individuals in Israel. The project accompanied the re-launching of American Express BLUE card in Israel and was a collaboration with the band TYP , Keshet TV 's Mako and Timeout Tel Aviv . In June 2014, Adi performed at Glastonbury Festival . "The battle of the refugees" (in Hebrew).1
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Musical artist Adi Ulmansky ( ) is a rapper and music producer originally from Jerusalem , Israel.
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Musical artist Adi Ulmansky ( ) is a rapper and music producer originally from Jerusalem .
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Israeli musical artist Musical artist Adi Ulmansky ( Hebrew : עדי אולמנסקי ) is a rapper and music producer originally from Jerusalem .
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producer/singer/rapper originally from jerusalem
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rapper and music producer originally from jerusalem
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